Honoured Traditional Healers use traditional Indigenous approaches to bring about wellness for individuals and/or groups with mental, physical, spiritual and emotional holistic healing needs. 

About Jake Ago Neh
Jake is Aniishnaabe from SheguiandahFirst Nation. Under the direction of Adam Lussier, Jake began doing his healing work. Jake conducts a variety of ceremonies on a regular basis including one-on-one consultations, Sweat Lodges, Talking Circles, administering herbal medicines, spiritual guidance and Naming Ceremonies. All people, wherever they reside, can utilize Jake’s services to find good health and direction in their lives.

*Please note that it is customary to give a gift of tobacco to the Healers at each visit. To learn more please contact Brian George, Indigenous Cultural Program Coordinator at: 705.527.4154 x204. To schedule an appointment, please contact CHIGAMIK reception at 705-527-4154.

Honoured Traditional Healers use traditional Indigenous approaches to bring about wellness for individuals and/or groups with mental, physical, spiritual and emotional holistic healing needs.

About Terry Swan
Terry Swan, named Star Keeper Woman of the Fish Clan, is Cree/Saulteaux and a member of Cold Lake First Nation in Alberta.  A visionary leader, she brings decades of experience in violence prevention and promoting community healing initiatives. Having travelled extensively, she has had the privilege of being taught by Indigenous Elders from across North America, Peru and Hawaii. She is a Pipe Carrier, hands-on healer, and offers distant energy healing sessions. She has built her bundle of spiritual tools by participating in ceremonies, facilitating healing circles and one on one counselling services. She is compassionate, caring and believes deeply in each person's ability to heal themselves. Working intuitively, she provides a safe and supportive environment for clients to access their inner sense of knowing and helps to clear energetic blocks to support wholistic healing of the individual. 

*Please note that it is customary to give a gift of tobacco to the Healers at each visit. To learn more please contact Brian George, Indigenous Cultural Program Coordinator at: 705.527.4154 x204. To schedule an appointment, please contact CHIGAMIK reception at: 705.527.4154.

Being grateful can lead to many health benefits including improved mental health. This half-hour telephone group session, led by a facilitator, will teach participants how to incorporate gratitude into their daily lives. *This group will be facilitated in French.

To register for this group, please call Céleste Lalonde at 705-527-4154 x258 or email celeste.lalonde@chigamik.ca. Teleconference details will be shared at time of registration.