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We'd love to see you! To sign up for any upcoming groups or to stay connected with us, give us a call or email or sign up below with our registration forms

Community Groups

Register below for our upcoming groups and workshops

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April 2025 groups are now open for registration!

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Workshops and Seminars

Indigenous Psychological Services provides workshops, presentations, and seminars throughout Alberta.

Please fill out our registration form to get started: 

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Or give our Director of Community Training and Development a call or email to book a presentation

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Cultural Awareness Training

Our training integrates the Two-Eyed Seeing approach, crucial for psychologists working Indigenous populations.

 

We offer programs designed to enhance awareness of historical factors impacting client well-being and review how cultural insights can promote healing.

 

We explore trauma-informed perspectives that are effective in colonized systems and focus on actionable truth reconciliation with cultural safety at the forefront.

 

We differentiate between cultural humility and competency and define holistic practices applicable in clinical settings.

 

Our training equips psychologists to adopt cultural and trauma-informed practices, including a Residential School in-service with impactful presentations and sessions for survivors.

Featured Group

Men's Circle

Support Group

Our Men's Group is run by Kiyam Connections. They strongly foster healing through connection in a cultural way.

Garth Lacombe

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Community Calendar 

Click the link below if you want to see what IPS and the Community have going on - Groups, Cultural Events, and Announcements 

LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT 

We recognize that the land on which we gather is part of Turtle Island, situated within the territories of Treaties Four, Six, Seven, and Eight. This land has long been a sacred gathering place for many nations, including the Blackfoot Confederacy—Kainai, Piikani, and Siksika—alongside the Cree, Dene, Saulteaux, Nakota Sioux, Stoney-Nakoda, Tsuu T'ina Nation, and the Métis Peoples who call this region home.

The deep connection that the First Peoples have to this land teaches us our shared responsibility to protect and honor Mother Earth. Through this acknowledgment, we pay tribute to the ancestors, the children, and all those who rest here, as well as the missing and murdered Indigenous women and men.

We recognize the ongoing journey of collective healing for all of humanity.

We are reminded that all treaty people have a duty to one another.

We stand in solidarity with those beside us, those forgotten, and those lost.

We connect with Mother Earth for healing, guidance, and the teachings she offers.

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