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Applying Indigenous Practices to Build Resilience and Strength in Children and Adolescents

Presented by Lyndon Linklater

Live Streaming January 28, 2026

$244.00

6 Hours  |   Pre-approved for CEU’s

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LIVE STREAM: January 28, 2026 from  8:30am – 4:00pm (Vancouver, BC) Please adjust your start time according to your specific time zone. 

ON-DEMAND: Recorded footage & course content (certificate, videos, quiz) will be available until August 19, 2026. Please allow 3 – 5 business days for footage to be processed. Extensions cannot be granted under any circumstances.

In this transformative full-day online workshop, Lyndon Linklater draws on Indigenous worldviews, cultural teachings, and over two decades of experience to illuminate how resilience is nurtured through identity, land, language, and community. Lyndon will guide participants in exploring the historical and contemporary significance of Treaties. This perspective will help attendees deepen their awareness of shared responsibilities and how Treaties influence educational, clinical, and community-based work today.

Participants will explore how children and adolescents carry not only inherited trauma, but also deep inherited strength—rooted in cultural continuity, kinship, and ancestral teachings. Through powerful storytelling, reflection, and practical guidance, Lyndon will support educators, clinicians, and community professionals in fostering environments where Indigenous young people feel valued, grounded, and connected.

Activities:

  • Storytelling that highlights intergenerational strength and community leadership.
  • Sharing of cultural teachings and examples of youth leadership.
  • Group reflection: how to strengthen protective factors in practice.
  • Treaty exercise
  • Developing strategies to create spaces that celebrate identity, not just address hardship.

All Professionals

  • Understand resilience from an Indigenous perspective.
  • Identify key cultural protective factors that strengthen mental wellness and belonging.
  • Apply Indigenous-informed approaches to support identity, connection, and healing in youth.

Lyndon Linklater is the longest-serving member of the Office of the Treaty Commissioner’s Speakers Bureau, appointed in 2000. For more than two decades, he has shared Treaty education and First Nation worldview with tens of thousands across the country, offering clarity, awareness, and meaningful insight.

RegistrationEarly bird FeeRegular Fee
Individual Enrollment$244.00N/A
Group 3 - 7$183.00N/A
Group 8 - 15$122.00N/A
Group 15+ $97.60N/A
Full-Time Student$97.60N/A

All fees are in Canadian dollars ($CAD) and per person.

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  2. Complete Your Purchase
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  3. Contact Our Office
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  4. Receive Group Enrollment Link
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If you have any questions or need assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out.

Fees are per person, seat sharing is not allowed. Please respect this policy, failure to comply will result in termination of access without a refund. For group rates please contact webinars@jackhirose.com

  • Canadian Psychological Association
    The Alberta College of Social Workers (ACSW) and the Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Social Workers (NLASW) accept CPA-approved continuing education credits

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