Landrie Indigenous Health and Wellness: Promoting Reconciliation
Providing Culturally Safe and Trauma Informed guidance for your health organization
Welcome
Welcome to Landrie Indigenous Health and Wellness Inc.
We are dedicated to supporting leadership in health organizations with their internal Reconciliation planning. We will guide your organization as you gain a deeper understanding of Indigenous health issues in a culturally safe and ethically safe environment.
About Landrie Indigenous Health and Wellness Inc.
Our Mission
Our Services
Our Mission
At Landrie Indigenous Health and Wellness Inc., we are committed to fostering leadership in health organizations to better address Indigenous health issues. We will support the development of internal Reconciliation planning.
Our Mission is to walk alongside you and your organization to promote reconciliation and improve health and wellne
At Landrie Indigenous Health and Wellness Inc., we are committed to fostering leadership in health organizations to better address Indigenous health issues. We will support the development of internal Reconciliation planning.
Our Mission is to walk alongside you and your organization to promote reconciliation and improve health and wellness of Indigenous peoples.
Our Vision:
To promote Indigenous health equity through reconciliation between Indigenous communities and non-Indigenous organizations.
Our Values:
Humility:
We recognize that the Indigenous community is the expert and we learn from their expertise to find solutions together.
Indigenous Voice:
Community development is led by the Indigenous Nations we serve.
Culturally Safe:
Planning and development will meet cultural needs and follow appropriate cultural processes and protocols as per community direction.
Our Team
Our Services
Our Mission
Marty is Métis and has deep roots in both Alberta and Saskatchewan and has over 30 years experience working in the healthcare setting in a variety of settings.
He is a Registered Psychiatric
Nurse with an undergraduate degree in Native Studies and a Masters of Science in Population Health. For over 25 years Marty has promoted health e
Marty is Métis and has deep roots in both Alberta and Saskatchewan and has over 30 years experience working in the healthcare setting in a variety of settings.
He is a Registered Psychiatric
Nurse with an undergraduate degree in Native Studies and a Masters of Science in Population Health. For over 25 years Marty has promoted health equity for Indigenous peoples in the healthcare system through his experiences in Indigenous health engagement with provincial and federal governments and First Nations, and Metis communities.
He comes with extensive experience in Indigenous health program planning and development in the healthcare system and with working within the sensitive and intricate systems of the Indigenous, provincial, federal and health authority structures.
Marty has experience in providing strategic direction, guidance and advice to healthcare system leadership. Marty has a clear demonstrated understanding of cultural safety, ethical space, and principles of trauma informed care.
Our Services
Our Services
Our Services
At Landrie Indigenous Health and Wellness Inc., we take a holistic approach to health and wellness. We believe that true health involves not just physical wellbeing, but also mental, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing. We offer the following services:
- Reconciliation strategic planning
- Health and wellness program planning
At Landrie Indigenous Health and Wellness Inc., we take a holistic approach to health and wellness. We believe that true health involves not just physical wellbeing, but also mental, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing. We offer the following services:
- Reconciliation strategic planning
- Health and wellness program planning
- Policy development
- Indigenous community engagement and facilitation
- Presentations on Indigenous health topics
About Marty Landrie, RPN, BA, MsC
About Marty Landrie
Marty is Métis and has deep roots in both Alberta and Saskatchewan. His family originates from a variety of areas including Maskwacis, Red River, Batoche, and Jasper House. He has family in North Battleford, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Calgary, Wetaskiwin, Maskwacis, Ponoka, Medicine Hat, Vancouver and Victoria.
Marty has over 30 years experience working in a variety of health and wellness settings from mental health, diabetes education, and addictions. He is a Registered Psychiatric Nurse with an undergraduate degree in Native Studies and has a Master of Science in Population Health. Marty has extensive experience in healthcare leadership. He was the Director of Poundmaker’s Lodge Addictions Treatment Centre, worked as the Director of the Indigenous Health Unit with Alberta Health, and was the Executive Director of the Indigenous Wellness Core with Alberta Health Services.
For over 25 years Marty has promoted health equity for Indigenous peoples in the healthcare system through his experiences in Indigenous health engagement with provincial and federal governments and First Nations and Metis communities. He comes with extensive experience in Indigenous health program planning and development and with working within the sensitive and intricate systems of the Indigenous, provincial, federal and health authority structures. He has experience in providing strategic direction, guidance and advice to healthcare system leadership. Marty has a clear demonstrated understanding of the principles of cultural safety, ethical space, and trauma informed care.