In this final episode of In Conversation, Charlene and Chief Wayne will be reflecting on the past five episodes, the lessons shared and learned, time spent, and what it truly means to walk down the path forward, out of pain, trauma, and grief, and step into the future YOU want.

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Coming Home: In Conversation is a production of reGEN Impact Media, the first and only Indigenous-owned and female-led wrap-around ecosystem that facilitates the creation, funding, and distribution of regenerative media projects through a relational filmmaking model. Learn more about Coming Home, by visiting https://www.regenimpactmedia.com/projects-coming-home/

As we come to the second last episode in this limited series, Charlene and Chief Wayne discuss letting go which, for some, will be the hardest part of healing.

This episode features a deeply personal story from Chief Wayne about the loss of a family member to suicide. This content may be upsetting to some listeners, and if that's you, you're welcome to skip this episode and join us again for the next, or follow the instructions at the beginning of the episode that will explain how to jump past that segment.

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Coming Home: In Conversation is a production of reGEN Impact Media, the first and only Indigenous-owned and female-led wrap-around ecosystem that facilitates the creation, funding, and distribution of regenerative media projects through a relational filmmaking model. Learn more about Coming Home, by visiting https://www.regenimpactmedia.com/projects-coming-home/

In conversations past, Wenecwtsin and Charlene have talked about how important connection is to healing - their connection to the land, to ceremony, to the people they belong to and to their own sense of self.

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For more insights on connecting with the land for self-reflection and healing, check out this article with Wenecwtsin:

https://windspeaker.com/buffalo-spirit/ask-water-help-you-cope-anger

Coming Home: In Conversation is a production of reGEN Impact Media, the first and only Indigenous-owned and female-led wrap-around ecosystem that facilitates the creation, funding, and distribution of regenerative media projects through a relational filmmaking model. Learn more about Coming Home, by visiting https://www.regenimpactmedia.com/projects-coming-home/

In conversations past, Wenecwtsin has shared with Charlene some reflections around the role of safety in healing and community, what it means to find protection in the self and how to foster a feeling of safety to weather any storm.

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Coming Home: In Conversation is a production of reGEN Impact Media, the first and only Indigenous-owned and female-led wrap-around ecosystem that facilitates the creation, funding, and distribution of regenerative media projects through a relational filmmaking model. Learn more about Coming Home, by visiting https://www.regenimpactmedia.com/projects-coming-home/

In conversations past, Wenecwtsin has shared with Charlene some tools he's used in his own recovery from trauma and generational pain in the journey to heal himself and his family in three generations. In this second episode of the podcast, Wenecwstin shares how he came to find and use these tools, one of which he calls the cognitive life raft.

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Coming Home: In Conversation is a production of reGEN Impact Media, the first and only Indigenous-owned and female-led wrap-around ecosystem that facilitates the creation, funding, and distribution of regenerative media projects through a relational filmmaking model. Learn more about Coming Home, by visiting https://www.regenimpactmedia.com/projects-coming-home/

In conversations past, Wenecwtsin has shared with Charlene his belief that we as a people are at the end of a very dark chapter. Dark, but short in the span of our time here on earth and one that, like all chapters, has a final page. In this first episode of the podcast, Wenecwstin shares how he believes we turn that page together, and how our work now ensures a greater, more empowered future for those yet unborn.

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