Two Eyed Seeing: Bridging the Indigenous and Western Understanding of Health, Healing & Life Podcast
Sarah Connors
27 episodes
8 months ago
Two Eyed Seeing: Bridging the Western and Indigenous Understanding of Health, Healing and Life. Being raised as a person of blended ancestry, Mohawk and European, I learned to see life from both worldviews. In becoming a Naturopathic Doctor, and Birth Doula I began to understand how Naturopathic Medicine can be understood as a bridge between the healing traditions of our Indigenous communities, and Western approaches to health and wellness. My goal in this podcast is to build that bridge, by bringing you information on various topics about health and wellness from both perspectives, so we can learn and grow together as we journey through life on this pace we call Earth, and Turtle Island.
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Two Eyed Seeing: Bridging the Western and Indigenous Understanding of Health, Healing and Life. Being raised as a person of blended ancestry, Mohawk and European, I learned to see life from both worldviews. In becoming a Naturopathic Doctor, and Birth Doula I began to understand how Naturopathic Medicine can be understood as a bridge between the healing traditions of our Indigenous communities, and Western approaches to health and wellness. My goal in this podcast is to build that bridge, by bringing you information on various topics about health and wellness from both perspectives, so we can learn and grow together as we journey through life on this pace we call Earth, and Turtle Island.
Generational Family Health: Understanding Pre/Perinatal Wellbeing from the Seven Generational Approach [Episode 19]
Two Eyed Seeing: Bridging the Indigenous and Western Understanding of Health, Healing & Life Podcast
52 minutes 1 second
3 years ago
Generational Family Health: Understanding Pre/Perinatal Wellbeing from the Seven Generational Approach [Episode 19]
In most Indigenous traditions we have some understanding of the Seven Generations. This concept has multiple applications, but one of those perspectives is the impact on the health and well being in relation to pregnancy and the health of the expectant mother and her baby. In this webinar we will discuss this concept in relation to where prenatal health actually begins, and how it applies to understanding the long term impacts of health and well being of the child and the future generations.
IN THIS EPISODE:[0:04] Introduction to the episode.
[2:00] What this webinar was about before we dive into the recording
[9:15] The concept of the seven generations- what is it? Why is this important?
[11:00] What is generational trauma? How do they manifest?
[17:45] Some effects of colonization
[25:10] The core of naturopathic medicine & how it intertwines with Indigenous teachings
[40:05] How cultural consideration in women's health care pairs with conventional practices
[46:00] A final note to think about and be aware of
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Two Eyed Seeing: Bridging the Indigenous and Western Understanding of Health, Healing & Life Podcast
Two Eyed Seeing: Bridging the Western and Indigenous Understanding of Health, Healing and Life. Being raised as a person of blended ancestry, Mohawk and European, I learned to see life from both worldviews. In becoming a Naturopathic Doctor, and Birth Doula I began to understand how Naturopathic Medicine can be understood as a bridge between the healing traditions of our Indigenous communities, and Western approaches to health and wellness. My goal in this podcast is to build that bridge, by bringing you information on various topics about health and wellness from both perspectives, so we can learn and grow together as we journey through life on this pace we call Earth, and Turtle Island.
