Registration

JavaScript isn't enabled in your browser, so this file can't be opened. Enable and reload.

Registration

Accessing NIHB/ FNIHB Mental Health Counselling

DATE: Monday, October 2, 11:00- 11:55 AM

Description: Presented by Naomi McKinney with McKinney Psychology, this session is intended for Health Professionals, Educators, Social Workers, Service Providers, Family Members, Coaches, Mentors, Elders and any basically anyone interested in knowing how to access mental health counselling and supports through NIHB and FNIHB. Many people know that counselling is part of the medicine chest clause and is free for Indigenous Peoples. However, they may not be sure how to access it. This session walks through the programs, crisis services, help lines and sources of funding available to support mental health. It also provides the best ways to find a psychologist that is best fit for the situation at hand. You will definitely want to keep this presentation at your fingertips so you can easily help others find free counselling services when the need arises.

Naomi McKinney, B.Sc., M.Ed., R.Psych. Naomi is the owner and lead Psychologist at McKinney Psychology, a group practice in Central Alberta. We support Rural, Remote and Indigenous Communities across Alberta and NorthWest Territories. Naomi specializes in clinical psychology and the treatment of Trauma. Naomi acquired an undergraduate degree in Science majoring in Neuro-Psychology and a graduate degree specialising in Learning, Development and Psychological Assessment. Naomi has been a Registered Clinical Psychologist and a sessional instructor for over 20 years. She has taught hundreds of undergraduate and graduate level courses in psychology. Naomi is currently an instructor at Maskwacis Cultural College and enjoys teaching Psychology courses that blend Indigenous and Western Perspectives. In addition to teaching and counselling, Naomi provides clinical supervision to early career health care professionals..

Naomi is Metis, born in Northern Alberta and raised on a 4th generation commercial cattle farm. Naomi and her husband raise two kids, Angus Cattle, ranch horses and working cattle dogs. She is well versed in the stressors associated with the Agriculture Industry and aims to break down the barriers to farmers accessing mental health support. Naomi is also keen to support Indigenous Communities and aims to help increase awareness and understanding of Indigenous Perspectives in the Health Industry and is driven to increase the number of Indigenous Psychologists and Indigenous Health Professionals in Alberta.

If you are interested in accessing FREE mental health information and resources, sign up to our newsletter so you don’t miss out on future learning opportunities.

If you would like to access counselling you can book a free consultation session to hear more about what McKinney Psychology has to offer.

Cost: Free. Scroll down to register.
Sign up and share this Registration Link: https://forms.gle/gQMP6YjYanD3fesC6

How will this open class be delivered? Online.

This is part of the Maskwacis Cultural College Online Microlearning Series and is open to the public.
Contact Manisha Khetarpal by email mkhetarpal@mccedu.ca or call toll free: 1 866 585 3925

Email *

Your Name *

Band Name *

Samson

Louis Bull

Montana

Ermineskin

Metis

I am not of indigenous origin

Other:

Organization name *

Land acknowledgement. Insert the link to your organizations land acknowledgement.

Are you registering for yourself or for a group of people to view it together? *

For a group of people, cohort, or for my class or my organizations program calendar

I am registering for myself

Other:

Who would you suggest that we should contact for sponsoring this training?

This will not affect your registration! We are always looking for talented presenters and support - if you or someone you know is interested in helping out (whether by donating time, financial support, or resources) or presenting, please let me know either here or by emailing me at mkhetarpal@mccedu.ca. Thank you!

This session may be recorded and it is my responsibility to turn off my video and audio if I choose not to be recorded. *

Agree

I understand that this is free training. *

Yes

This training is free; however, would you be willing to donate a small fee to help us deliver training like this in the future? *

This will not affect your registration for the training event! If you can help out, please let me know here or by email/phone.

I would like to present in the microlearning opportunity

I can volunteer to promote microlearning sessions in my network

I can create promotional materials such as posters for social media

$10

I want to be part of planning and assist with recommending topics and presenters

$25

$50

Gift in kind (you can specify by email: mkhetarpal@mccedu.ca)

I would like to do a longer presentation in the future on this topic/area

I want to pay a fee of $50. I need a invoice. Please contact cabull@mccedu.ca

I would like to pay a annual membership fee of $100

Other:

Required

What questions do you have for the presenter or this topic? *

There will be a time at this microlearning that will allow attendees to share new initiatives or projects at your organization within a five minute time limit. Would you like to share a new initiative on behalf of your organization?* *

Would you like to add our microlearning program calendar to your program calendar or training calendar? If yes, then please write the name of your PD, training, communications person.

A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.

Submit

Clear form

Never submit passwords through Google Forms.

reCAPTCHA

Privacy Terms

This form was created inside of Maskwacis Cultural College. Report Abuse

Forms