History of Residential Schools
Truth and Reconciliation
Ways to Support a Residential School Effect Victim as a Counsellor
Long-Lasting Effects
100

When was the first Residential School opened?

1831

100

What colour t-shirt do you wear on Truth and Reconciliation Day? 

Orange

100

Should you tell a client you understand and relate to their experience? 

NO 

100

What are some long-lasting effects of Residential School Trauma?

Substance abuse, socio-economic disadvantages, educational disadvantages, loss of identity and culture, and more. 

200

What governing representative approved Residential Schools?

John A. Macdonald

200

What is the date of Truth and Reconciliation Day?

September 30th

200

Is disregarding a client experience because it does not seem accurate appropriate? 

NO 

200

What are some of the feelings correlated with Residential School Trauma? 

Anger, loss of identity, disconnected, low self-esteem, anxiety, PTSD, depression, high suicide rate, loss of culture, and more.

300

What was the principle goal of Residential Schools? 

Cultural Assimilation and Control

300

How many Calls to Action are there? 

94 

300

What does the Indian Residential Schools Health Support Program offer?

Counselling, Mental Health Support, Emotional Support, Transportation, Cultural Support

300

Is family violence and harsh parenting a potential result of Residential School Trauma?

Yes.
400

How many types of abuse did children suffer from in Residential School? 

4 - Physical, Mental, Emotional, Sexual

400

How many Calls to Action have been completed to date? 

9
400

Should you make assumptions about a clients experience based on your cultural and historical knowledge?

NO - never make an assumption about a clients experience. 

400

What are some of the social effects of Residential Schools?

Poverty, discrimination, loss of culture, racism, internalised shame, and more.

500

How many children were in Residential Schools? 

150,000 k 

500

Has it been mandated for students to learn about Indigenous Culture and Residential Schools?

Yes

500

Are cultural practices important in recovery for Survivors and their families? 

YES!!

500

Do Residential School Survivors and their descendants have difficulty finding employment?

Yes, due to lack of social exposure, educational disadvantages, and isolation. 

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