On this episode of Just One Q, Dominique chats with guest Christine Platt, the Geriatric Systems Implementation Facilitator at the Waterloo Wellington Older Adult Strategy. They reflect on their journey of learning and connection with local Indigenous communities while co-creating the Caring for Older Indigenous Adults in Waterloo Wellington course. They talk about some practical considerations for building relationships with Indigenous individuals and communities, and discuss the benefits of indigenizing healthcare and social services.
How should people and organizations approach the task of indigenizing or decolonizing their services?
It starts with a willingness and openness to engage and build relationships. Be intentional, humble, prepared, and respectful when engaging with Indigenous individuals and communities.
On this episode of Just One Q, Dominique chats with guest Christine Platt, the Geriatric Systems Implementation Facilitator at the Waterloo Wellington Older Adult Strategy. They reflect on their journey of learning and connection with local Indigenous communities while co-creating the Caring for Older Indigenous Adults in Waterloo Wellington course. They talk about some practical considerations for building relationships with Indigenous individuals and communities, and discuss the benefits of indigenizing healthcare and social services.
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