Groups
A number of people drawn together for "a natural and purposeful experience involving... mutual interaction, over a period of time"
What is a group?
Teams meet on a regular basis to share information, discuss client care, with each professional contributing unique expertise to a shared plan and engaging in a process of shared decision-making.
A pervasive structural and psychological relationship that is reflected in the dominant institutions, policies, and histories of the occupying powers. (Refers to loss of lands, languages, resources, self-direction, cultural cohesion, and to severe disturbances of cultural ways and values, ways of knowing and being, as well as ways of helping and healing.
What is colonization?
A "storied approach," and insists that the answers lie within each and every person who had a problem, suggeting that the "proper role of the external healer is to draw out those answers"
What is narrative medicine?
Living the good life.
What is mino-bimaadiziwin?
Use a healing method in which all participants, including the facilitator, are viewed as equal: information, spirituality, and emotionality are shared, a method that is familiar and comforting for some Indigenous participants in Cnaada who have this knowledge of practice.
What are Indigenous Sharing Circles?
Discipline-orientated, with all professionals working independently, with clear role defintions, specificed tasks, and hierarchical lines of authority.
What is a multidisciplinary team?
Implies that the service tht is given to Indigenous grups will, in fact, meet and address their needs using skills, knowledge, and metods tht are relevant and understanding in an Indigenous cultural context.
What is culturally appropriate?
Trauma is personal, collective, and historical.
What is a multi-traumatic context?
'Hungry' in Anishinaabemowin.
bakade
Involves the demontration of behaviours that insoure and empower others, that transcend one's self interestesm and give others the confidence to achieve higher levels of functioning.
What is tranformational leadership?
Use a shared conceptual framework, drawing together discipline-specific theories, concepts, and approached to address a common problem.(Pooling and exchange of interprofessional knowledge and skills across disciplinary boundaries).
What is a transdisciplinary team?
The ability of individuals, organizations and systems to respond respectfully and effectively to people of all cultures, backgrounds, races, ethnic backgrounds and religions in a manner that recognizes, affirms and values the cultural differences, similarities, and the worth of individuals, families and communtities, and protects and perserves the dignity of each.
What is cultural competence?
This is used to pray.
What is semhaa or tobacco?
Debwewin!
Truth!
Competency, compassion, and commitment as the basis for effective group leadership.
What are the three Cs?
Refers to disagreements in the team regarding ideas and opinions about the task.
What is task-related conflict?
In practice is concerned with improving quality of the environment in which services are delivered and enhancing consumer rights, voices and self-determination.
What is cultural safety?
The Seven Gifts or Grandfather Teachings.
What is wisdom, love, resect, bravery, honesty, humility, and truth?
See ya later!
Baamaapii!
Forming stage, storming stage, norming stage, performing stage, adjourning stage.
What is the sequential stage theories OR what is group development?
Describes personality clashes that arise over incompatibe personalities.
Healing approaches that facilitate release from past trauma and reactivate the power and resilience that had been previously overwhelmed... As personal healing progresses for residential school survivors and subsequent generations, many survivors of the historic trauma are motivated to share their emerging vitality with family, friends, and communties.
What are Indigenous Ways of Healing?
Names membership that are the essential pieces in helping people develop strong cultural identities.
What are ceremonial names (Spirit names) and clan membership?
The four quadrants (list the medicines, directions, and seasons).
East, spring, semhaa; South, summer, cedar; West, fall, sage; North, winter, sweet grass.