Squamish Nation Elder, Florence Williams, shares her experience in the healthcare sector through storytelling to support the next generation of healthcare workers.

Time Stamps:

0:00 – Welcome and intro

0:18 – Land Acknowledgement

0:26 – Trigger warnings notification around loss of patient and miscarriage

0:35 – Guest introduction and background

3:32 – Coming home

4:52 – Who are we?

7:40 – Feeling at home

9:57 – Acknowledge who we are and where we are from

11:11–Self care doesn’t have to be complicated

14:12 – Pressures of the system

18:00 – Our gifts

19:50 – Trigger Warning: miscarriage

22:56 – Gifts in the family are weakening

25:32 – Love languages in healthcare

28:00 – Understanding your audience and respecting them

29:00 – What information to collect

34:16 – Asking about race and ethnicity

37:19 – Respecting Indigenous patients

38:35 – Challenges in the healthcare sector

40:52 – Self esteem and taking care of yourself

41:35 – Walking alongside patients

41:50 – Trigger Warning: loss of patient

45:00 – In the big picture

47:00 – Wrap up

47:50 – Thank you to guest

48:00 – Conclusion

Resources:

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SafeCare BC: Your Mental Health Matters

Bounceback (bouncebackbc.ca)

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