Workshops for every learning journey

LPC creates a safe, connected spaces to support people of all professions and backgrounds in doing transformative work with respect to decolonization, reconciliation & anti-racism.

We approach our work with humility, integrity, vulnerability, authenticity and empathy to support people on their own journeys. We practice what we preach, grounding ourselves in our practices and Indigenous ways of knowing and being.

Elements of an LPC Learning Experience

Best Practices & Ethics - Leave with a better sense of how to move through the world in a good way as professionals, community members and human beings.

Concepts Made Accessible - we take big ideas and make them legible to people’s everyday life & experiences.

Practical Tools - we offeer practical ideas and skills to start this work tomorrow or build on what they have already done.

Honouring the Past, Visioning the Future - we give people the context they need on histories and experiences, while visioning together a brighter future.

The following LPC workshops and training are available to support you and your teams. Please note these rates are based on sessions hosted in the Lower Mainland area of British Columbia, Canada and virtual sessions (any location). Out-of-town fees and arrangements are required for in-person sessions hosted outside of the Lower Mainland.

Working in First Nations Communities

This training is for non-Indigenous professionals who work in First Nations communities.

It will equip participants with important concepts, historical context and practical tools to build positive relationships with communities and to navigate their work in a good way.

Price

Duration

$2,350.00 +GST

Up to 3.5 hours

Decolonizing Education

This training is for professionals who work in the Canadian education system: public, private, and post-secondary.

Price

Duration

$2,350.00 +GST

Up to 3.5 hours

Transformative Leadership Training

This training is designed for team leads, supervisors, managers, directors, executive directors, leaders, and human resources staff.
The session will equip participants with professional tools for embedding equity into their leadership style and culturally safe approaches to leading teams and organizations.

Price

Duration

$2,350.00 +GST

Up to 3.5 hours

Anti-Lateral Violence Training

This session is for any team interested in preventing and addressing lateral violence within their work.
It builds shared understanding of what lateral violence is, what it looks like, how it is sustained, and how to address it, with the goal of establishing cohesive teams that can support communities in healthier ways.

Price

Duration

$2,350.00 +GST

Up to 3.5 hours

Introduction to Cultural Safety Training

This session is for teams who want to build foundational knowledge and practical tools to better serve, work alongside and build partnerships with Indigenous peoples and communities.
It introduces the practice of Indigenous Cultural Safety as a safety initiative for teams and organizations.

Price

Duration

$2,350.00 +GST

Up to 3.5 hours

Indigenous Trauma & Equity Informed Practice

This session is for organizations wanting to support safer services and professional practice with Indigenous clients, colleagues, partners and communities.
The course aims at expanding our social perceptions on the missing context not usually covered in other ‘trauma-informed’ workshops. It centers Indigenous perspectives on the change required to go beyond being “informed” and to move towards culturally safer and equity-oriented organizations and services.

Price

Duration

$2,350.00 +GST

Up to 3.5 hours

Decolonizing Substance Use

This course is for organizations and professionals of all types working in the space of substance use care with Indigenous/non-Indigenous peoples.
This course will explore the link between colonialism and Indigenous health and
social inequities with a focus on the toxic drug crisis and its impact on Indigenous
communities today. Participants will discuss the origins of prohibition in Canada, strategies to address stigmas associated with substance use, examine culturally safer language, and Indigenous perspectives on harm reduction.

Price

Duration

$2,350.00 +GST

Up to 3.5 hours

Indigenous Allyship & Anti-racism Training

This course is for professionals who want to learn more about what being an ally to Indigenous peoples and practical tools to incorporate anti-racism into their professional practice.
Being an ally is not a static identity, it is not a badge of honor, it is a sign of privilege. Allyship is also not declared but based on the context in which you ACT. This course unpacks the similarities and differences for being an ally to Indigenous peoples in relationship to other ally contexts.

Price

Duration

$2,350.00 +GST

Up to 3.5 hours

Two-Eyed Seeing

Two Eyed Seeing (2ES) refers to the interweaving of western and Indigenous worldviews. This course is to help Indigenous and non-Indigenous participants develop or enhance their ability to interchange their professional lenses to better understand and support Indigenous peoples and programs.
2ES is about learning and adopting Indigenous knowledge and values in their frameworks of professional philosophy, policy, and practice.

Price

Duration

$2,350.00 +GST

Up to 3.5 hours

Longhouse Experiential Learning

This session is for anyone interested in deep, transformative learning about Indigenous and colonial worldviews.
It brings participants into the context of Indigenous culture and community. Workshops take place in the longhouse setting with ceremony, food, songs, and open dialogue among participants.

Price

Duration

$10,000 +GST

Up to 3.5 hours