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ABOUT US
The Tsuut'ina Health & Wellness Services were granted a traditional name on June 18th, 2024. The meaning behind the word "Diganádàts'idinìdałí" supports the new direction of the Tsuut'ina Health & Wellness Services of operating in a proactive and preventative framework to address the historical and intergenerational trauma to help individuals from a client-centred approach to regain their identity through a hybrid model of western and cultural practices. Previously known as the Health Centre and Healthy Living Program, all programs have combined under the structure now known as Tsuut’ina Health and Wellness Services.
Health & Wellness
We provide a variety of resources for health and wellness support, with a wide range of service options. Contact us to meet with our team of professionals.
Pharmacy
We're committed to providing you with convenient, comprehensive care every day, and in every possible way. With our pharmacy located in the Tsuut’ina Health Centre.
Psychologists
We're committed to providing clients with support as needed and promoting well-being within the Tsuut’ina Community. Bookings by Appointments.
Clinic
The Medical Clinic strives to be a culturally safe space for community members to receive medical care. We book by appointment and do our best to triage and see urgent issues as soon as possible.
Programs & Services
Tsuut'ina Health and Wellness services provides programs to the people of the Tsuut'ina Nation. The programs offer a holistic approach to health and wellness while embracing Tsuut'ina traditional culture that assists in maintaining and achieving health, wellness, and independence.
Our Team
Tsuut’ina Health & Wellness Services has a team of dedicated employees serving the community of the Tsuut’ina Nation. Meet our team!
Indigenous Mental Health
"The topic of mental health continues to be a topic that is either misunderstood or not mentioned within Indigenous communities. With this video, the Tsuut’ina Healthy Living Program hopes to provide words of encouragement from individuals from Tsuut’ina who have openly allowed themselves to be vulnerable, share their perspective of what mental health is, challenges Indigenous people experience, and words of hope for others to reach out for support to know they are not alone”.
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