Inenimowin Circle- My People International   link

Inenimowin Circle training provides the needed skills and capacity to deal with personal abuse issues, and lead others through their own healing.  Inenimowin creates a safe place for people to talk about their experiences and feelings of abuse. During the 5-day workshop participants learn how to lead a support group for people who have suffered abuse or great disappointment. In effect, participants learn how to re-create an Inenimowin Circle in their own context. Inenimowin is a Cree word for "the feelings we have in our heart". 


Diploma in Biblical Counselling- Beaver Lake Counselling

A Continuing Education Unit Programme designed to do give the theoretical foundation and the basic skills of Level One counselling. This 10 course program will give you the opportunity to find healing for your own heart and will empower you to help others find healing for the soul wounds that contribute to a variety of problems such as addictions, depression, burn out, anger and relationship problems. Courses are taught by Dr. Clair Schnupp, Clara Schnupp (M.A. Counselling) and Ida Marie Miller (M.A. Counselling). Graduates will receive a diploma from Providence Theological Seminary.

Pains of the Heart- Youth With A Mission   link

A workshop for training in basic biblical counseling / discipleship skills. It covers such topics as: understanding how unhealed hurts & unmet needs affect our lives, understanding the NEW ways God gives us to deal with life, and understanding the ‘tools’ for helping others. It offers help for problems such as; disappointing relationships, addictions, suicidal feelings, burnout, shyness, anger, depression, guilt, fear, loneliness, rejection, shame, financial problems, and feelings of helplessness. Learn the power-packed principals for overcoming the pain of your heart, and receive tools to help you help others. The instructor is Errol Martens.
 

Weekend to Remember- Family Life Canada  link

A marriage enrichment weekend help you and your spouse build a happy marriage. Family Life Canada is looking to train Aboriginal couples interested in a marriage enrichment ministry. They will sponsor such couples to attend a Weekend to Remember and the ensuing training courses to equip them for leading Weekend to Remember events for Aboriginal people.