Understanding Self Harm

Often rooted in emotional distress, recognize self-harm as a complex coping mechanism. Learn how to foster empathy to provide

supportive avenues for healing and mental wellbeing.

open to all fort chipewyan families with children at home

Recognize the connections of emotional, mental, spiritual, and cultural wellbeing. This session, presented by Recovery College Canadian Mental Health Association of Wood Buffalo, will explore self harm from an Indigenous perspective. Develop strategies to

help yourself or loved ones through difficult periods of life.

May 28 & 30

1:00pm - 3:00pm

ATC Family Wellness Centre

Space is Limited, Please Register by MAY 24

For more info and to register please contact:

Carlee Myette  |  780-715-6093  |  carlee.myette@atcfn.ca

Margo Vermillion | 780-715-6140 |  margo.vermillion@atcfn.ca