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Native Community Worker: Traditional Aboriginal Healing Methods Diploma Program This program emphasizes traditional healing methods by providing students with the unique opportunity to develop self-awareness and the mental and spiritual healing so often needed by care givers. An appreciation for native culture and the uniqueness of being a native person are combined with studies to develop specific knowledge and skills in the use of traditional healing methods when working in this field of study. The program of study has been tailored for a variety of learning styles. The program utilizes existing courses of study within the General Arts and Science program, as well as some which have been especially tailored for Aboriginal students learning styles and need to explore their heritage.
Admission Requirements: OSSD with the majority of courses at the college level with:
Note: All applicants must arrange with the Anishinabek Educational Institute to complete the Canadian Adult Achievement Test (CAAT) before determining eligibility regardless of academic standing.
Field Placements: Employers who provide our placement settings require a police record check for criminal offenses before accepting a student into the setting. The record check shall be obtained at the student’s expense. The College assumes no obligation for ensuring placement or program completion for students who are unable to provide a clear police record check.
Employment Opportunities: Graduates are well prepared for positions in mental health services and social services, or as community health representatives in First Nation organizations. Program Of Study Semester I Native Literature Traditional Indian Health Practice Psychology of Native Peoples Introduction to Native Studies Rainbow of Peace
Oral Communication I Semester II Counselling Skills I
Native Community Health Issues
Native Studies II
Native Identity Development
The Sacred Path Aboriginal Languages
Native Culture: Artistic Expression
Semester III Counselling Skills II Ethnobotany Community Development Native People and the Law Family Healing & Wellness Alcohol and Drug Treatment Native People and Child Welfare
Semester IV Field/Work Experience
Documents TAHM Program Flyer File: TAHM Program.pdf | |||
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