Warida Wholistic Wellness Colaboration

Service Description

Want to access We Al-li Programs incredibly transformative workshops, but don’t have the numbers in your organisation to have your own workshop? You can access a deep professional development journey through one of the public workshops developed by Emeritus Professor Judy Atkinson AO and Associate Professor Caroline Atkinson PhD, that Warida Wholistic Wellness is licensed to deliver. All Facilitators with Warida are qualified mental health practitioners / Indigenous Healing Practitioners. Warida's Ngardi Guwanda (Deep Listening) Immersive Wellbeing Retreats Sit around our Bidagubala (becoming quiet) yarning circle, or stroll through Country reconnecting with your innate ancestral feminine wisdom. Intuitively guided by the Warida team. only available to organisations and corporates, these intimate immersive retreats are now being offered to members of the public. See below for details of our public retreats. Trauma Informed Care and Practice improving responses to trauma behaviours working with Indigenous young people & communities trauma audits using genograms & loss history maps experiential and interactive activities Indigenous healing practices, what do they look like de-escalation strategies exploring behaviour as language story mapping, how history of place strengthens responses unpacking cultural safety, cultural sensitivity, cultural fitness, cultural security, cultural competency and what they all mean how trauma is stored in the brain and the body art, dance, drama, music, song, massage therapies strengthening integrative service responses in your community developing communities of care within communities of practice effective yarning circles & action planning self care practices and debriefing how to minimise and respond to vicarious trauma and burn-out physical, psychological, mental ill-health and substance use – An Indigenous Approach to Developing Worker Skills