
Education grounded in lived experience, patient partnership, Indigenous perspectives, and current perinatal mental health research.
Areas may include postpartum mental health, intrusive thoughts, trauma informed care, help seeking, communication, trust, patient experiences, and culturally safer approaches to care.
My approach incorporates Indigenous ways of knowing and teaching, with an emphasis on humility, curiosity, reflection, relationship, and creating space for different perspectives and experiences.
Ideal for: Maternity teams, nurses, physicians, social workers, mental health professionals, Indigenous health teams, researchers, students, and healthcare leadership.
Delivery: Available in person or virtually.
Sessions can include lived experience storytelling, reflection, facilitated discussion, research informed learning, and practical application.
Duration: Typically 60–90 minutes. Customized formats are available.
Cost: Available upon request.
Samantha Durocher - Cultural Safety Education
I acknowledge that my work takes place on the unceded territories of the Fraser Salish Peoples — including Kwantlen, Katzie, Semiahmoo, Tsawwassen, and Qayqayt Nations.
British Columbia, Canada
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