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Wellness-Informed
Comparing the Kinship (Indigenous Worldview) To Wong’s Dual-Systems…
"The idea that self-actualization is a long term process that few ever meet stands in contrast to an Indigenous worldview that sees!-->…
The Wellness-Promoting Pathway Starts With Humanity’s Evolved Nest
To not receive the EDN in early life can be perceived as an injustice to a child, with serious ramifications for the child’s future. If brain and body!-->…
10 Words To Move From Burnout To Buoyancy
Read the full article from Dr. Stephanie Mines exclusively on Kindred to discover your path out of burnout and toward buoyancy.
10 Words To Move!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
The Human Exposome And Your Pathway To Buoyancy
See the Glossary of 10 Words to Move from Burnout to Buoyancy here.
“One must negotiate this passage as nobly as possible, for the sake of those!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
The Essential Worldview Reflection Approach to Re-Balancing Life…
An essay inspired by the introduction to the new book by Four Arrows and Darcia Narvaez, Restoring Our Kinship Worldview: Indigenous Voices Introduce 28!-->!-->!-->…
Nature Connection Songs for Children and Adults!
Nature Connection Resource Includes:
Podcasts for your to download of Darcia singing and demonstrating the songs below.
The Nature Connection Songs!-->…
What The Dragonfly Said: Letter from the Editor, August 2022
Below is the letter from the editor of Kindred's August 2022 issue. Read the issue here.
Dear Seekers, Trance-Breakers, Wayfinders, Earth Stewards, and!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
The Scope of Healing: Part 2 of 2 Podcast
We can all become self-protective when we feel threatened and downshift to our survival systems which affect our perceptions and actions.
This is part one!-->!-->!-->…
What Is Downshifting? Our Brains On Stress
This is part one of a two part podcast:
1. What Is Downshifting? (this page) We can all become self-protective when we feel threatened and downshift to!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
Mass Shootings and The News Media: Catching Up On The Science Of PACEs
My take on examining shooter’s families: I think it’s great to report what happened in a shooter’s family…as long as a reporter takes a trauma-informed!-->…