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Indigenous wellness might refer to something as simple as managing stress. But it might also be as encompassing as addressing intergenerational trauma. Lately ‘wellness’ is a buzzword incorporated by everyone from your company’s human resources department to the World Health Organization. It’s a concept embraced by employers and caregivers. Tribal traditions often encourage working toward physical, spiritual and emotional balance. It’s much more than just being healthy. It’s making healthy choices hour by hour, day by day. In this hour we’ll hear from health professionals about the latest methods to achieve wellness.
Guests:
Leatrice Lewis (Zuni Pueblo) – independent contractor
Dr. Donald Warne (Lakota) – associate dean of diversity, equity and inclusion and director of the Indians into Medicine program at the University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Beverly Stabber Warne (Lakota) – coordinator, advisor and nurse mentor at the Native American Nursing Education Center at South Dakota State University College of Nursing
Break 1 Music: Chicken Dance (song) Sweetgrass (artist) Follow The Trial (album)
Break 2 Music: Ideal Dub (song) Casper Loma Da-Wa (artist) Honor the People (album)
