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"Welcome, I am Tracy Leach and I believe in an Indigenous Holistic Approach to Healing. I believe that Healing is possible and has an immediate rippling effect on our Communities and Future Generations." 

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Our Workshop,Training, Consulting, Facilitating Services :

  • are created from an Indigenous Perspective. 

  • specifically designed for Members and Bands, Professional Organizations and Agencies. 

  • accommodate Community Members, Front line Workers and Leaders who work to help heal and empower our Indigenous Communities.

  • are inspired and part of a wider movement of Indigenous Health and Well Being.

Our Clients

World Aboriginal Housing and Health - World Aboriginal Focusing Conference - ACFN Alexis Sioux Dakota Reservation - Oak Tree Clinic - Battered Women’s Support Society - Vancouver Native Health Society - Downtown East Side - Dakelh & Quesnel Community Housing Society - Kwiltlum Indian Band - Lookout Emergency Aid Society - Squamish Nation - Canim Lake First Nations - BC Doctors Association Bella Coola - BC Women’s Hospital - Women’s Center 100 Miles House - Okanagan Indian Band - Westbank First Nation - Penticton Indian Band - Osoyoos Indian Band - Lower and Upper Similkameen Indian Band - Upper Nicola Band - Stswecem'c-Xgat'tem First Nation - Lilwat Nation

Thank You

NEW Healing through Neurodecolonization

Trauma Informed Care; The Healing Journey

How to avoid Burnout

The 1000 Faces of Addiction

The Art of Self Care

Indian Residential School Fallout

Transforming: Stress, Anxiety & Depression

Grief & Loss

Improving Connection & effective communication

Working with your emotional triggers

Lateral Violence

Cultural Sensitivity

Introduction to IFOT

"Tracy has facilitated various Grief-Loss-Mourning support Groups in our Community for about 3 years. Her Cultural approach to supporting the healing process is vital to our First Nations People. Her groups provide a level of comfort that help People feel safe as they release their feelings and grow." C. Thomas - Community Health & Wellnes - Squamish Nation 

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