Medicine Wheel & 12 Steps Training (Recovery Coaches)
The Medicine Wheel & 12 Step programs are designed to be implemented by people in recovery. A three day training program is designed to teach adults in recovery how to facilitate the Medicine Wheel and 12 Step program in their own communities. When they return to their communities, they set up Circles of Recovery where others in recovery can meet o a regular basis to work their way through the curriculum. The curriculum takes about 16 weeks to complete when implemented in a 2 hour weekly format. There is a version for Men, Women and Friends and Family. These facilitators may also participate in the Firestarter Certification Process.
This two day training is available to teach individuals in recovery how to set up a Warrior Down: Relapse Prevention program in their community. It is designed to provide after care support for those who are recovering from alcohol or drug addiction. This program also provides social, informational, spiritual, and emotional support for individuals returning from treatment. Click here for more information
Families of Tradition Training
This training explores historical trauma, family dynamics, relationships, roles parenting, conflict management, and the development of trust and respect in the family. This three day program is based upon the traditional teachings of the Elders from many different Native American communities. One of the primary themes for this program is teaching parents how to use Family Talking Circles and how to create a vision for a healthy family. The curriculum is designed for 16 weekly sessions. Click here for more information.
Fathers of Tradition Training
This three day program is designed to be implemented by Native American men who are interested in becoming healthy fathers and who want to help other men become healthy fathers. It can be set up in community centers, family services centers, churches, local neighborhood centers, in homes, at schools, in treatment centers, or half-way houses. the curriculum is designed around principles and teachings of the Elders from a variety of Native American communities. Participants are encouraged to create a circle of 100 Native American fathers (of all ages) to promote the sacredness of fatherhood. Click here for more information.
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