Mental Health Wilderness First Aid is for anyone who lives, works, or plays in remote areas or rural communities. Tree planters, Search and Rescue teams, wilderness guides, Canadian Armed Forces members, teachers, hikers, remote area professionals and rural community members benefit from MHWFA training. Join us!
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Events & Guest Speakers
Past Events
Renée Dumas, C.C.C.
Nature's Resilience Boost: Rewiring your brain through outdoor adventure |
Michael "Doc" Crawford, Slipstream Wilderness First Aid
Medications in Wilderness Contexts |
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Sean J Stevens, Meditation & Mindfulness Instructor
Mindfulness for Outdoor Contexts |
Chris Mushumanski, MA & Greg Miller, MA; BC Search and Rescue Association
Critical Incident Stress Management |
Aaron Lyons, MA, Restorative Justice Expert
De-Escalation Tools for Field Settings |
Catherine Allen, Somatic Experiencing Therapist
Trauma, Healing, & the Mountains |
Pastor Rich Parlee
Talking to God in the Wilderness: Spirituality and Mental Health |
Jess Cumming, MA, CCC, eating disorders specialist
Supporting Clients with Disordered Eating in the Field |
Judy North, remote area crisis & suicide intervention specialist
Suicide Intervention Training, Hope for Remote Areas: A Brief Overview |
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Kennedy Lewis, CCC
The Neurology of Self-Care for Frontline Workers |
Jeremy Addleman, CCC
The Power of Nature in Healing Trauma - Somatic Psychotherapy |
Kate Pinsonneault, RCC
Managing Dual Relationships in Remote Communities |
Tara Souch, RCC, CCC
Tuning in to Natural Cycles as a Model for Healing |
Sarah Hagar, RCC
Neurobiology of Trauma and Healing in Outdoor Pursuits |
Daye Hagel, CCC
Trauma & Resilience after the Colorado Marshall Fires |
Joelle Prevost, CCC
The Conversation Guide |
Michael McCarthy, Counsellor
Traditional Healing Practices of Our Ancestors |
What is MHWFA? |
What are Students saying? |
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