Darla-Jean, First Nations
Darla-Jean Lindstrom is Tagish-Tlingit First Nation with European ancestry. She works as First Nations Liaison at Whitehorse General Hospital and with Carcross Tagish First Nation implementing their family act. She is currently doing a degree in social work.
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Click Here- Celebrating life before death (2:13)
- MAID is now an option (1:28)
- Helping other families by sharing stories of suicide and loss (2:27)
- Self-care and support in my work (1:54)
- Grief is complex and differs with each situation (1:54)
- Caring for patients and families at end of life (3:36)
- Spirituality is not only about religion (0:48)
- Respecting wishes at the end of life (3:07)
- Traditions differ among families (0:48)
- Giving thanks for a peaceful death (1:26)
- Reclaiming who we are as a people (2:12)
- Trauma informed care requires an understanding of history (3:28)
- It takes a healthy child to raise a healthy village (1:20)
- Our healing affects generations (1:06)
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