Cyndy started as a Social Worker and is now an Associate Professor in the School of Social Work at Toronto Metropolitan University. Her teaching, research and writing interests involve how Indigenous worldviews can inform education, spirituality, anti-violence, mental health and decolonizing research methodologies.
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Many staff and managers experienced close personal deaths during the pandemic and were not able to “be there for their loved ones” as they were dying and […]
Students who have experienced relational trauma often struggle in the classroom as adversity results in heightened reactivity to perceived stress or danger. How can educators, school staff, […]
Over the past 30 years, trauma focused research and its clinical applications have contributed to a rich and dynamic pool of knowledge. This interactive workshop will provide […]
This training will assist participants in increasing their capacity with effective and actionable skills as it relates to trauma and displacement. Participants will become familiar with the […]
This training is designed specifically to address the emotional challenges faced by so many of those working in Human Services. This is an opportunity to learn more […]
Learn how to navigate racial slurs with a trauma informed approach. Words are harmful and can have lasting impacts on racialized people, we simply cannot ignore racial […]
