Transformations About Us
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We won’t stop until every First Nations individual and community is healthy, independent, and free.
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Why Transformations?

Transformations addresses the unique needs of First Nations communities. Our programs tackle the difficult issues that arise from residential schools and long-standing systemic failures.

Transformations is based on a new pedagogy of experiential learning that elevates the impact and retention of our content.

From the start of the process, we create a safe place for participants to be open and honest and to experience themselves and community in new and transformational ways.
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"Transformations is an experience that will be with me forever."
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How We Help

Traditions such as drumming, honouring the land, smudging, fires, and talking circles are all integrated into the process.

Our approach is holistic, addressing emotional, physical, spiritual, and mental health. We focus on creating a safe, compassionate space where everyone feels supported, and participants discover a new way of being.

Whether it’s through our monthly events, youth camps, or team development processes, Transformations is committed to the health and wellness of the First Nations of Canada.
"Transformations really opened up my eyes to a whole new world."
"Transformations really opened up my eyes to a whole new world."
Our Values
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Our Story
Transformations began in October 2015 with an invitation to assist a First Nations community that was facing significant challenges. While it was only supposed to be a one-time event, since that initial experience, we have grown to the point wheere more than 2,000 people have participated across 78 events with over 165 nations participating.

Our vision to support the needs of First Nations communities continues to expand and the next chapter is still to be written. Join us!
Frequently Asked Questions

What is Transformations?

Transformations is a personal development experience designed to help First Nations individuals heal from past traumas and build a healthier future.

Who can attend Transformations experiences?

Our programs are open to all First Nations individuals between the ages of 18 and 90, including youth and community leaders seeking personal growth and healing.

What activities are included in the Transformations program?

Activities include talking circles, campfires, small group work, buddy work, and discussing topics like grief, trauma, addiction, and many others that impact mental and emotional well-being.

How do I register for a Transformations event?

You can register for an event through our website or by contacting us directly.

Are there any sobriety requirements for attending?

Yes, attendees must be free from substances: 10 days from methamphetamines, heroin, and opiates; 4 days from cocaine; and 24 hours from alcohol and marijuana.

What support is available during and after the Transformations experience?

We provide a post-event 30-day journal and ongoing support through our Talking Circle follow-up program which takes place in communities, along with access to a dedicated online group chat. Participants are also invited to return to coach as part of our Peer Support Team, which is included in the cost of registration.
Our events occur at Ness Lake Camp, located on the unceded traditional territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nation in Prince George, British Columbia, Canada.
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