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Youngbul Mob

Delivered by Aboriginal men from the Northern Territory, this workshop is a professional development opportunity tailored to address the unique challenges faced by our communities and to support men in delivering culturally grounded, trauma-informed care whether it be in their families or at work.
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Youngbul Mob is delivered to young Aboriginal males. It consists of 9x 2-hour sessions applying cultural and narrative group practices in ways that support the wellbeing of our young men and boys. Consultations and engagements with the participants, community and other stakeholders are included to ensure the men's needs are central to the delivery of the content.

Details
The workshop integrates cultural, narrative and trauma informed approaches to working with people who have been affected by trauma with a focus on experiences of First Nations men in Central Australia and across the country. Developing our men to be trauma-informed and skilled in their practice is important. Not only does it provide opportunity for men to participate in the collective healing of our communities, it through deeper understanding of what trauma is and how it shows up in our lives.
Outcomes
  • Develop an understanding of the problem stories and their effects on our lives
  • Explore our strong stories and how we can walk in our preferred ways of being
  • Foster a strong sense of self and cultural identity
  • Connect with Country and Culture and understand their role in our wellbeing
Modules
  • Our Connections, Our Stories
  • Problem Stories
  • Strong Stories
  • Authors of Our Own Stories
  • Overnight On Country Camp (Optional)
Cost

Please contact us for a quote.

“Being on Country was a powerful way to learn about trauma and how to hold space for others on this sensitive subject. (The workshop is) a reminder to care for yourself to walk alongside others on their healing journey.”

Workshop participant

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Kings Narrative acknowledges the Apmereke-Artweye of Country where we live and work. We acknowledge their connections to land, water, sky and songlines. We pay our respect to the Old people past and present who leave the footprints for us to follow and generations to come.
We extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Islander peoples and cultures.
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“This is a story about men coming together to make sure young people don’t forget about our culture.”
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