Looking forward to next year's event!
Date: February 2026
Location: River Cree Venue, Enoch Cree Nation, Alberta, Canada
* Attendee Registration will be updated soon!
Overview
The Indigenous Wellbeing Conference is designed specifically for those who are already helping others in their professional and personal lives. Whether you’re a caregiver, community leader, counselor, or mental health professional, you dedicate yourself to supporting others but often lack the opportunity to receive the same kind of support in return. This conference is an opportunity for you to invest in your own well-being and gain valuable knowledge and life lessons to carry forward into your work and daily life.
What to Expect
At the Indigenous Wellbeing Conference 2025, you’ll engage in workshops, keynote presentations, and interactive sessions designed to provide actionable tools for enhancing both personal and professional resilience. This conference offers a rare opportunity for those who dedicate their lives to helping others to receive the support, care, and insight they deserve. You’ll leave with practical strategies that you can apply to your work, whether in mental health, social services, or community leadership, and be equipped to continue your important work with renewed strength and understanding.
Registration Information
Registration will be updated soon!
Contact Information
Contact: Candice Moberly
Email: candice.moberly@ansn.ca
Phone: 780-783-0377
Looking forward to next year's event!
Who Should Attend?
Elders
Leadership
Educators
Program Managers
Frontline Workers
Cultural Helpers
Support Workers
Mental Health Workers
Child & Family Workers
Join us as we bring together representatives specializing in Indigenous health from across Canada and the United States. Our multidisciplinary team is united by a shared passion for Indigenous health and a commitment to fostering Indigenous knowledge. Inspired by community-based approaches and Indigenous wellness models, we aim to create a robust network of resources for frontline workers, community helpers, and healers dedicated to supporting others.