Transformative healing arts by, for, and with Indigenous Peoples and Allies.
Transformative healing arts by, for, and with Indigenous Peoples and Allies.
Who We Are
LIFE as Medicine: Circle of Indigenous Healing Arts is a circle of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit creative and expressive arts therapists. We work with Indigenous Peoples, our Communities, and our Allies to envision, enact, revive, and promote collaborative relational healing arts.
What We Offer
We offer land-based, virtual, and hybrid workshops, events, and courses available year-round. We engage in lived experiences of personal and collective transformation, by applying strategies from healing arts to foster empowerment, voice, and social change.
Sixties Scoop Survivors: Stories of Hope & Resiliency
Recognizing that there is a need for Sixties Scoop Survivors in Mi’kma'ki for much-needed healing, we offer land-based and arts-based events, hosting networking spaces for Sixties Scoop Survivors, their families and descendants.
Andrea Currie on CBC's The Sunday Magazine
A First Voice Survivor of The Sixties Scoop, Andrea brings her experiences and authorship of the book Finding Otipemisiwak to this 24-minute interview with Piya Chattopadhyay.
Click on the image below to go to a page where you can listen to the interview.
