Your health and wellness team is on the frontline
of 2SLGBTQ+ service delivery.
Give them language and tools to succeed.
Learn what to say and what not to say.
Improve client-centred practice for
all sexual orientations and gender identities.
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You're in good company
Arrowsmith
Gold Inc. |
Berwick
Retirement Communities |
Mikisew
Cree First Nation Health & Wellness |
Arc Foundation
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Cridge
Centre for the Family |
BC Care Providers Association
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Consulting
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Mischa Oak maintains a dedicated allotment for consulting collaboration and forward-looking projects.
Mischa Oak's expertise is strategizing and developing plans for communities, projects and service providers to identify, prioritize and enact Two-Spirit & LGBTQ+ considerations. We offer Indigenous-informed culturally considerate services, including experience with ethical consultations with Elders , protocol and community engagement. Past partnerships include:
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Evidence-based. Client-centred.
Practical. Approachable.
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"I am so excited for all the great work ahead and the movement that will happen in-community. This is the start of new beginnings for present and future queer people."
- S.W., Wellness Coordinator, Mikisew Cree First Nation "Learning at its best" - G.H., District Principal, Indigenous Education, SD8 Kootenay Lake "Mischa provided a safe environment for us all to learn and understand... the workshop spans all ages and disciplines."
- L.W., Active Living Manager, Berwick Retirement Communities "I'm not sure even the most conservative viewpoints would not, at least, be able to hear your message. Great balance of fact and personal. Great enthusiasm, it's infectious."
- R.T., Director of Instruction, Qualicum School District "Mischa gave our team more confidence in treating our Two-Spirit and LGBTQ+ clients with dignity and respect "
- L.B., Health Director, Mikisew Cree First Nation |
Inclusion amplifies excellence.™
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LGBTQ Corporate Training expresses gratitude for operating on the traditional and unceded land of numerous Indigenous communities, including the Qualicum and Snaw-Naw-As First Nations. As part of our commitment to Truth and Reconciliation we support Two-Spirit and Indigiqueer stewardship and advocacy. LGBTQ Corporate Training is committed to ongoing learning and relationship with First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities and reflects decolonization and allyship in our work.
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