Reflections on the Use of Spirituality to Privilege Religion
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| Hawkeye Associates is a sole proprietorship established
by Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson in 1985. Since that time we have provided
assessment, counselling and therapy, consultations, research and development
and human resource services to a variety of clients. We have developed
proposals in the areas of economic development, education, and social
development; completed research into the feasibility and future directions
of residential schools; conducted research into existing affirmative
action programs; developed and implemented customized lifeskills/employment
skills packages for adult education programs; delivered training programs
under Canada Job Strategies, C.E.I.C.; provided psychological testing
services to aid in candidate selection and career advancement; completed
small business feasibility studies (including market analysis and
pro-forma income); and, have delivered seminars in the areas of cross-cultural
relations, stress management, child abuse and family violence. Some
of our clients have included:
Aboriginal Healing Foundation
- support and training for professional
and paraprofessional staff who work with victims of residential
school abuse
Agency Chiefs
- post-trauma intervention at individual
and community levels
Aubichon, Martin
- business feasibility study
Canada Employment and Immigration Commission
- "Rural Women in Business" training,
Tisdale
- Youth Job Readiness Training, Melfort
- Work Orientation Workshops in Regina,
Hudson Bay and Tisdale
Cameco Resources
- aptitude assessments for prospective
employees (on contract with Northlands College, La Ronge)
Compucollege, Regina
- revising and implementing a lifeskills
program
Desmarais, Alex and Alice
- business feasibility study
Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations
- review of the Saskatchewan Indian
Agriculture Program
- study of alcohol and drug abuse
on and off-reserve
Kikinahk Friendship Center
- staff training on supportive counselling
- presentations on residential school
syndrome
Kinistin Saulteaux Nation
- delivery of a lifeskills
program
- three staff / band council developmental
retreats
- delivery of seminars on child, spousal
and elder abuse
- research into attitudes of band
members to abuse; the development of protocols to deal with abuse
- completion of "Kinistin Internal
Success Stories": applying the lessons of the elderly to the situation
of the youth
- completion of a community development
plan
Lac La Ronge Band
- workshops on team building
and conflict resolution
- post-trauma stress intervention
- participation in a community
development process to combat high suicide rates in a Band community
- development of a "continuum
of care" including therapeutic foster and group homes (on a salaried
position)
Manitoba Rhett Syndrome Society
- workshop on stress for parents of
girls with Rett Syndrome
Medical Services Branch, National Health and Welfare
- referrals of individuals facing
mental health crises
Multicultural Enterprises Inc.
- psychometric evaluation of students
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Muscopetung First Nation
- a staff / band council retreat
on human resource development
Muskowekwan Band
- completion of a study into
band education leading to the development of a band run school
- two staff / band council development
retreats
Muskowekwan Education Center
- completion of a study into support
programs for students
- staff development workshops
National Research Council
Native Mental Health Association of Canada
- presentation on community
development and mental health
- presentation on attention
deficit disorder
Parents for Schools Network
- completion of a study into
volunteerism and its impact on Regina public schools
Pasqua First Nation
- staff and band council retreat
on human resource development
- a workshop for band members
on spirituality, counselling
Performance, Development and Training Ltd.
- developing and implementing
a lifeskills program
Peter Ballantyne First Nation
- functional supervision and
professional support for holistic health program
- development and implementation
of a culturally appropriate anger management course for both men
and women
- workshops on anger and residential
school syndrome
- psychological assessments
of children and youth
- therapy for referred individuals
Qu'Appelle Child and Family Services
- staff training on counselling skills
Qu'Appelle Indian Residential School
- completion of a study into
educational programs and support services
Regina Metis Women
Saskatchewan Association on Human Rights
- completion of a study into
racial attitudes of the Regina Public School Board
- cross-cultural workshops
Wilson-Banwell
- referrals under an employee and family assistance
plan
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Lloyd's newspaper column has appeared in The Northerner, published in La Ronge, Sask., since 1999. The complete archive is found here.
From the current column:
“Think of people working together to meet their needs, giving and receiving respect, each contributing according to their abilities.”
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