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Subject:Re: [youthgas] Resources on "Belonging"
Date:Tuesday, August 2, 2005  08:47:55 (+0800)
From:Susanne Harford <sharford @.......com>

Hi Cristel,
Just remembered some wonderful recordings that David Gulpilil made some years ago. I had an exerience of them being used in Darwin with a mixed group of young people, and they all loved them. There were some indigenous youth in the group of students and after the tape had been played through the first time, they asked for the tape to be replayed. While it was playing the second time  they spontaneously got up and interpreted the tapes with dance and actions. They are lovely tapes to listen to, as David Gulpilil has a marvellous voice and made the stories come alive
We obtained copies of the tapes at that time with the help of the Darwin Library. I can't remember what they were called and no longer have them, but I am sure they must still exist
Hope this helps, I think this is a great effort you are doing and one that has a lot of hope in it.
kind regards, susanne Harford
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 9:08 AM
Subject: Re: [youthgas] Resources on "Belonging"

Dear Cristel,

It sounds like you are making an important contribution with Aboriginal youth. Excluding young people with chemical misuse issues from family and school is something not desired by anyone but sometimes resorted to out of frustration of a problem out of control. I would therefore be happy to contribute a class activity play on Family Healing Circles, Aboriginal culturally appropriate Structured Intervention (FSI) that I was privileged to develop with Aboriginal Elders and families. It worked very well with young people in Western Australia.

A Family Healing Circle ensures that young people with chemical misuse issues feel and experience belonging rather banishment. This is achieved by empowering their friends and/or family with ancient wisdom, traditional healing apporaches coupled with modern healing skills that together gently, effectively help their friend or family member change and commit to getting help - rather than "waiting until they ask for help or hit bottom."

I find affording young Aborigines opportunity to learn Family Healing Circle skills through community/social theatre to be a dynamic, culturally appropriate, sustainable way to uphold the right to self-determination while learning to rapidly help each other when troubled - before hitting bottom including criminal justice system involvement.

If this type of class activity is of interest, please let me know. I wish you the best with your project, Cristel.

Kind regards,

Deborah Dupre'

On 27Jul2005, at 10:09 AM, MEREDITH, Cristel wrote:
Hi All,
I am looking for resources for a unit of work on “Belonging” for high school students. Books, movies and class activities would all be great. I am trying to particularly focus on items with an indigenous theme. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Cristel Meredith
 

Deborah Dupre'
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Empowering people to succeed in gently guiding loved ones with Chemical Dependency harming self and others, born and unborn, get help with dignity and compassion - before hitting bottom.
Did you know?

·          Addiction is a brain disorder that prevents seeing reality of harmful behavior.
·          People with Chemical Dependency cannot ask for help so rarely receive treatment.
·          Most people want to help self-abusing loved ones get help but do not know how.
·       Most people in recovery had someone to support their first steps to change.
·       You can learn to help through 2 Structured Intervention workshops.
·          Most people in rehabs were sexually violated as children.
·          Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder is leading known cause of intellectual/developmental disability in the western world.
·          When pregnant mothers consume alcohol, their unborn babies have exact same blood alcohol level.
·          Alcohol is a teratogen, a substance that affects the brain of developing fetus.
Australian Aboriginal life expectancy is 20 years less than other Australians. Aborignal infants die at same rate as those in impoverished countries.
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