Dennis Windego
Dennis Windego is committed to transformative healing through culturally rooted and land-based practices. Guided by Anishinabeg culture and ceremonies, he empowers individuals and communities to reclaim their identity, heal from trauma, and connect with the land for holistic wellbeing.
GRANDMOTHER’S VOICE PRESENTS
Indigenous Wisdom in Trauma Recovery:
Land-based Focusing Oriented Therapy
Certificate Program
January – November 2024 | Milton, ON
EDUCATOR
Dennis Windego is from the traditional lands of the Anishinabeg community of Nigigoonsiminikaaning First Nation in northwestern Ontario. His Anishinabeg name is Zoongwebines, and he is a member of the Lynx clan. Dennis follows the teachings of his late father which guides his decolonizing approach to mental health, addictions, grief, and healing of trauma. He holds an MSW from Laurentian University. He also graduated from the community based, BSW (Hons) program through Seven Generations and Carleton University.
Zoongwebines | Dennis Windego
indigenous wholistic psychotherapist
Why Dennis Windego?
Grow your knowledge and learn indigenous cultural knowledge, wisdom, and ceremonies.
CULTURALLY ROOTED APPROACH
Integrated Indigenous traditions, knowledge, and ceremonies to provide authentic and meaningful healing experiences.
LAND-BASED HEALING EXPERTISE
Profound knowledge in leveraging the healing powers of the land for transformative well-being.
FOCUSED INTERACTIVE TRAINING
Engaging and targeted instruction for practical skill development.
Dennis Workshops and Courses
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November 13 @ 9:00 am - November 14 @ 4:00 pm
Indigenous Approaches to Healthcare & Social Services
The Story of my Name Zoongwebines
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We need to establish a way of incorporating indigenous ways of healing into the multidisciplinary approach to patient care.
Anita Dayal MD FRCPC Neurology
Dennis Windego is a great advocate for Indigenous trauma and the work he has done these past few days
have had an impact on everybody..
A residential school survivorCEO
Being able to confront yourself and come to terms of what has transpired in your life is freedom.
A residential school survivorAfter session reflection
[I learned] To forgive and move on.
A residential school survivor
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