Intergenerational Trauma from an Indigenous Perspective

Mental Health Mavens

In today’s episode of Mental Health Mavens, we are joined by Author Sheridan Taylor, who is here to talk with us about Intergenerational Trauma from an Indigenous Perspective.

ABOUT SHERIDAN:

Sheridan Taylor is a Canadian army combat veteran of seventeen years, former corrections officer, and suicide survivor. He writes about mental health, addiction, the stigma of mental illness, and how to reduce the harm these things do to us as individuals and as a society. He lives in beautiful southern Alberta in the foothills of the Rockies with his gorgeous wife, their two beautiful sons, two fabulous Border Collies, and one horrid Lhasa Apso. Sheridan is quite happy to be done writing this book so he can start reading books written by other people again. It’s way easier!

You can find his book at https://www.amazon.com/Not-Okay-Okay-Roadmap-Brink-ebook/dp/B0BG6QJDLD

You can contact Sheridan at [e-mail]

ABOUT NOMINA:
Advanced Therapies for Advanced Mental Health

Nōmina Integrated Health clinics provide community-based mental health and addiction services across Canada. Our evidence-based therapies include ISTDP, EMDR, DBT, and DNF, delivered by master’s level registered psychotherapists.

Nōmina Wellness is our comprehensive stay mental health and addictions treatment facility for those needing more intensive healing programs and advanced care needs. We specialize in the holistic healing of dual diagnosis and more complex, treatment-resistant disorders.

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