Nyla, First Nations
Nyla Klugie-Migwans comes from the Wolf Clan - from Fort Selkirk, Yukon on her father's side and Old Fort Rae in Tlicho territory of the Northwest Territories on her mother's. She lives in Whitehorse.
- The benefits of a healing room in a hospital (2:15)
- Our palliative care doctor helped guide us (1:02)
- Supporting families through a palliative care journey (2:00)
- How children can honour their loved ones through ceremony (2:56)
- Honouring our mom after she died (2:14)
- Reflecting on the year after my mom's death (3:04)
- Traditions in the last few days of life (1:09)
- Honouring and caring for my mom (1:48)
- Everyone says goodbye in their own way (2:19)
- Understanding and respecting the care needs of residential school survivors (2:38)
- Hospitalization and residential school trauma (2:19)
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