Circle As Methodology: Enacting an Aboriginal Paradigm
Author shares her insights that she gained while researching material for Circle Works: Transforming Eurocentric Consciousness.
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International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education , vol. 13, no. 4, Special Issue, July , pp.
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Articles -- Scholarly, peer reviewed
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Jean Tait’s “blended Spirit” ancestry is of Saulteaux (Ojibwe) and Celtic descent, whose matrilinear lineage can be traced to her great-great-great-grandfather, Chief Jacob Berens, who led the negotiations and signed Canadian Treaty No. Five in Jean is an enrolled member of Berens River First Nation, Manitoba.
Prior to training as an art therapist at the Kutenai Art Therapy Institute (KATI) in Nelson, B.C., Jean exhibited her paintings based on Sacred rock art (petroglyphs and pictographs), for over 20 years in Canada and abroad.
With a specialization in trauma, grief, anger healing and strategies for change, Jean has facilitated individual sessions, groups, and workshops with arts-based cultural approaches in these areas. She has founded and facilitated several community drop-in art studios as outreach projects which have included inner city and youth facilities.
Jean is a Registered Art Therapist member of the Canadian Art Therapy Association (CATA) and a professional member of the International Expressive Arts Therapy Association (IEATA).
Jean is an instructor in post-secondary education for Indigenous-based art therapy and part of the founding leadership t
Healing Wounded Hearts
Healing Wounded Hearts brings together stories, poems and artwork that illustrate the struggles and strengths that Fyre Jean has, as a Métis Woman, living everyday in intersecting, parallel, sometimes colliding, socio-cultural realities. Baring her Heart and Soul, she shares personal, painful, spiritual discoveries of how life and worlds work, through Stories that have grown her into who she is. Through a blend of original research, reflective journals and creative use of dialogue, people, places, times, events, beings come alive. Simultaneously Traditional and Experimental, Factual and Fictional, her word choice and placement foreground questions of Authority, Power and Privilege. Fyre Jean is a wordsmith who bends and shapes languages, to make Truth, to Transform, to Move herself and her readers from one Place, Condition, Reality, to another. Healing Wounded Hearts is a process, a flow, a Journey. When you open this book, you open a Doorway to Healing. Be prepared to experience her worlds&#;personal and political, academic and artistic, humorous and tragic. You will be enlightened, inspired, moved, surprised into new ways of Seeing, Believing
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Fyre Jean is a two-spirited resilient survivor, a Métis Grandmother, healer, heARTist, activist, and educator.
Fyre specializes in creating a sustainable expressive arts healing practice through an Indigenous, eco-arts-based lens.
Working in education and social work for over forty years, Fyre has consistently challenged individuals and organizations to examine their oppressive, eurocentric, patriarchal attitudes and practices.
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