Healing from the hurts of racism, inequity and disadvantage. A workshop for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people

• Date:

  14 March 2012

• Location:

  East Perth, Western Australia

• Category:

  Indigenous

Overview

Darlene Daniels is an Aboriginal woman of the Oji-Cree Nation in North America. She is an experienced leader and teacher of re-evaluation counselling. Darlene has visited Australia several times and assisted Marcie Rendon when she visited Perth last year to lead a similar workshop. She has a good understanding of the struggles and challenges facing Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, along with her own people and other Indigenous people around the world.

At this workshop Darlene will introduce re-evaluation counselling - a powerful tool for helping people to heal and recover from the effects of racism and other forms of disadvantage and inequity. The counselling tools and information learnt here will assist Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander people and their communities in healing and recovering from the struggles and challenges they have faced.

Contacts

Rod Mitchell
Ph: (08) 9377 1346
Email: rod.mitchell5@gmail.com

Links

• View information: Flyer (Word - 32.0 KB)
• View website: Re-evaluation Counselling