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Welcome Welcome to the White Bison Discussion Board. We would like this Discussion Board to be used as an opportunity to connect those that support the Wellbriety Movement together. Please feel free to post any questions, or share information about your programs. Please only post information pertaining to wellness. Thank you very much. |
6 | 30 | Thu Feb 25, 2010 10:12 am Wajiw  |
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Re-Designing Discussion Board Good afternoon. White Bison will be re-designing our discussion board before we reach the New Year. Please be sure to print off any discussions you would like to keep as some of the posts may be removed beginning on December 17, 2009. Please check back for updates on upcoming events as well. Thank you for your continued support of the Wellbriety Movement as we move towards the New Year! Happy Holidays! |
2 | 2 | Sun Jan 03, 2010 12:45 am mahkokee |
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New Service The Wellbriety Training Institute is a division of White Bison Inc., and has been formed to provide centralized training on the existing and future White Bison programs for the Wellbriety Movement. Beginning in January 2010, the Wellbriety Training Institute will offer a regular schedule of open enrollment “Facilitator Certification” classes in Colorado Springs, CO. We hope that this new training facility will make our programs more readily available and, in turn, increase the number of communities that have local certified facilitators. We are dedicated to providing culturally based training, tools and resources to ensure the ongoing growth and sustainability of the Wellbriety Movement. |
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Firestarter Training in CO in January The Wellbriety Training Institute announces our first training that will take place January 25-27, 2010. We only have 4 more slots left. For details on the training please visit our new website www.wellbrietytraining.com. |
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Families of Tradition Training in February February 16-18, 2010 the Wellbriety Training Institute will host a training at our facilities located in Colorado Springs. During this training we will train people on how to facilitate and implement the Families of Tradition program. This training explores historical trauma, family dynamics, relationships, roles, parenting, conflict management and the development of trust and respect in the family. It is based upon the traditional teachings of the Elders from many different Native American communities. One of the primary themes for this program is teaching parents how to use Family Talking Circles and how to create a vision for a healthy family. The registration fee is $450. For more information, or to register for this training, please go to www.wellbrietytraining.com or contact our office on our toll free number at 877-871-1495. Space is limited. |
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Medicine Wheel and 12 Steps for Recovery Coaches Training This Three-Day Intensive Training will be Facilitated by Don Coyhis and Marlin Farley February 25-27, 2010 at the new Wellbriety Training Institute in Colorado Springs. Participants will learn to: Facilitate the MW & 12 Step Program in Your Community Become a Firestarter Recovery Coach Who Should Attend: Native American Working in Organizations that Specialize in Treatment, Recovery and Wellness Non-Natives Working in Indigenous Communities Professionals, Counselors and Therapists The registration fee is $450. For more information, or to register for this training, please go to www.wellbrietytraining.com or contact our office on our toll free number at 877-871-1495. |
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Daughters of Tradition Training This training will be held March 2-4, 2010 at the Wellbriety Training Institute. This program provides instruction for adults to facilitate the Daughters of Tradition. This is a prevention education program for Native American girls age 8-12 (DOT I) and age 13-17 (DOT II). It is designed to coincide with the school year and also to extend over the summer months. The primary theme of the DOT I program is “being good at something, being good for something.” The primary theme of the DOT II program is “developing an identity as a Native American woman.” Each program is based upon the teachings of the Native American Elders and Clan Mothers. The curriculum kits include posters, activity books, journals, facilitator manuals and support videos. The registration fee is $450. For more information, or to register for this training, please go to www.wellbrietytraining.com or contact our office on our toll free number at 877-871-1495. |
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Medicine Wheel and 12 Steps for Youth Training This training will be held at the Wellbriety Training Institute March 29-31, 2010. This training program is based upon the Medicine Wheel and 12 Steps and traditional teachings given by the Elders of many different Native American communities. The three day facilitator training is designed to prepare adults to facilitate the curriculum for youth in their own communities. The curriculum is designed to accommodate the needs and interests of young people aged 13-21. It provides youth with the opportunity to choose a healthy set of values, make healthy choices, set personal goals, address issues of intergenerational healing, and to choose sobriety and wellness as a vision for their lives. Separate curriculums have been developed for boys and for girls. The registration fee is $450. For more information, or to register for this training, please go to www.wellbrietytraining.com or contact our office on our toll free number at 877-871-1495. Space is limited. |
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Fathers of Tradition Training This training will be held at the Wellbriety Training Institute March 24-26, 2010. This training assists Native American men in learning effective parenting and nurturing skills. It also helps them to regain cultural teachings, skills, and values that help to shape the traditional Native American man. Participants wil work in talking circles, develop life skills such as decision making, conflict management, relationship building, personal vision making, self-talk and self-image. The Seven Philosophies of Native American Men will also be a part of this curriculum. The registration fee is $450. For more information, or to register for this training, please go to www.wellbrietytraining.com or contact our office on our toll free number at 877-871-1495. |
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Sons of Tradition Training This training will tentatively be held April 13-15, 2010. This is a prevention education program for Native American boys age 13-17. It is designed to coincide with the school year and other weekly programs, and also to extend over the summer months. The focus of this program is establishing identity and learning what it is to be a Native American man. The curriculum is based upon the teachings of the Native American Elders and Clan Mothers. It consists of the Seven Philosophies, a set of posters, and a workbook. Facilitators receive these materials along with a set of instructional videos, a facilitator’s manual and lesson guides. Facilitators are trained in a three day program that introduces them to the principles, laws and values that form the basis of the program, options for using the curriculum, and how to use talking circles and mind mapping, which are integral to the training program. The registration fee is $450. For more information, or to register for this training, please go to www.wellbrietytraining.com or contact our office on our toll free number at 877-871-1495. |
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New Service Welcome to the Wellbriety Technical Assistance Center. We will begin services in January 2010. The purpose of this is to provide help and assistance to those that have been trained to implement our programs such as the Firestarters, Daughters of Tradition, Sons of Tradition, Families of Tradition and the Fathers of Tradition. It is also to provide help to those that are interested in being trained as facilitators of our programs. White Bison will be monitoring this page daily and we will be here to answer questions about trainings, training materials, and upcoming events. You may also contact our office at 719-548-1000. |
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Mothers of Tradition Many people have enjoyed our Fathers of Tradition Program to help heal our Native men. We are now in the process of developing a healthy motherhood program. Stay tuned for news and annoucements about this program. |
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Firestarter Recovery Coaches Fire Starter Related Discussions |
43 | 254 | Tue Oct 13, 2009 10:15 pm Maria LaFriniere |
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Fathers of Tradition We have a program called Fathers of Tradition our men are really needed in this healing journey. this topic is for those who are now attending the Fatherhood training and others interested in Fatherhood discussions |
2 | 11 | Thu Dec 17, 2009 11:09 pm mahkokee |
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Medicine Wheel and 12 Steps for Youth This is a place where trained facilitators for the Medicine Wheel and 12 Steps for Youth program can communicate with each other to share their experiences, ask questions, get advice, or connect with other facilitators around the country. |
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Families of Tradition This is a place where trained facilitators for the Families of Tradition program can communicate with each other to share their experiences, ask questions, get advice, or connect with other facilitators around the country. |
1 | 1 | Sun Jan 03, 2010 12:21 am mahkokee |
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Sons of Tradition This is a place where trained facilitators for the Sons of Tradition program can communicate with each other to share their experiences, ask questions, get advice, or connect with other facilitators around the country. |
1 | 1 | Sun Jan 03, 2010 12:34 am mahkokee |
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Daughters of Tradition This is a place where trained facilitators for the Daughters of Tradition program can communicate with each other to share their experiences, ask questions, get advice, or connect with other facilitators around the country. |
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