One important value of the First Nation people is sharing. This value has been one essential element explaining the survival of the First Nations throughout their history, their pains and their sufferings.

In recovery from addictions, sharing has remained. This important value enables many to overcome their own life trauma. In this section, we invite anyone that could share how they have survived addiction and traumatic life experiences. Through your testimonies, we are convinced that you may help others to be enlightened, and find ways to start new chapters in their book of life where happiness can start to be written.

M… loved the program, she did not want to leave when she would come and visit. She finds that this program helped her daughter a lot. She is very satisfied with what was offered to her. This program gave her back her daughter, as well in the end, it has helped her.

S… said that the program helped her a lot. She learned a lot from the elders through stories. It helped her to become more positive. She said that the psychologist as well helped her a lot. That by making friends within the program she was able to learn more about her culture (jingle dancing, smoke dancing.) And that now she is able to open up to people, that her inner child was able to come out.

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