Finding Our Power Together

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Finding Our Power Together (FOPT) is an Indigenous-led service organization working to end preventable su***de and support the wellness and thriving of Indigenous communities across Turtle Island.

10/13/2026

You’re invited to our Youth Sweat Lodge on October 17th 🌿⁠
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Indigenous youth ages 14–29 are invited to join FOPT for a sweat lodge ceremony at Childrens Peace Theatre, conducted by Nyle Johnston.⁠
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This is a chance to connect with yourself, the land and other Indigenous youth. Whether you are new to ceremony or have attended before, all are welcome. Register now while spots last!⁠
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📅 October 17, 2026⁠
📍 The Children's Peace Theatre
👥 Open to Indigenous youth ages 14–29⁠
👶 Childminding available upon request⁠
✅ Registration required⁠
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Visit our website to register and secure your spot today! Don’t hesitate to DM us with any questions.⁠
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🔗 www.findingourpowertogether.com⁠
📧 [email protected]⁠
📞 416-536-3676

Book a one-on-one cultural counselling session with Nyle Johnston, an Anishinaabe storyteller and artist from Chippewas ...
10/13/2026

Book a one-on-one cultural counselling session with Nyle Johnston, an Anishinaabe storyteller and artist from Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation, and one of FOPT’s ceremony conductors, helpers, and cultural counsellors. These sessions are an opportunity to connect through cultural support, reflection, conversation, and community-rooted care.⁠
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📅Wednesday, October 21st, 2026⁠
⏰️11am-7pm EST
👤The session will be either virtual or in-person.⁠
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Reserve your spot today! Send us an email at [email protected] to book your cultural counselling session.

⭐️Meet Talia (she/her), one of our Mental Health Interns at Finding Our Power Together!⁠ ⁠Talia is currently completing ...
10/08/2026

⭐️Meet Talia (she/her), one of our Mental Health Interns at Finding Our Power Together!⁠
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Talia is currently completing his Masters of Social Work at York University. She is white, bisexual woman with ADHD who brings lived experience with mental health, adverse childhood experiences, trauma and substance abuse disorders to her practice.
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She incorporates non-judgemental and relational approaches into my practice, centering the client as an expert on their own lived realities. Her educational background encompasses culturally informed approaches that address intergenerational trauma and the ongoing harms of colonization.

She is an empathetic listener who is dedicated to supporting folx process difficult emotions at their own pace, discover meaning in their experiences, strengthen their coping skills and develop strong interpersonal and community support systems.
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👀You’ll find her this year supporting programs such as Building Our Bundle and facilitating student counselling sessions⁠
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🌟Want to connect with someone from our team like Talia? Our Student Counselling Program is FREE!
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📩Sign up for an intake today at www.findingourpowertogether.com

10/08/2026

Building Our Bundle starts Tomorrow!

Join Finding Our Power Together for an 8-week virtual program created for Indigenous youth to build skills, strengthen their bundle, and support their journey. Register and learn more on our website today! :blue_heart:

📅Thursdays, starting October 8
🕒️ 6:00–8:00 PM
💻️Virtual

Spots are still available! Register today to secure your spot and join us for the first session.

10/06/2026

If you are an Indigenous youth (aged 18-29) this is your sign to join us for Building Our Bundle!

Building Our Bundle is an 8-week virtual mental health skills group. You'll get to connect with peers who share similar experiences, learn from Indigenous and allied mental health workers, and explore topics including coping mechanisms, emotional regulation, interpersonal effectiveness, and self-care.

Alongside the sessions, you will get to work one-on-one with a mental health professional to digest the content and achieve your self-determined goals. Whether you’re struggling with a specific issue or just need someone to talk to, we offer you personalized guidance and support!

Free to join (with participation prizes!)
Online weekly sessions on Thursdays starting October 8th, 2026.
(6PM-8PM EST / 3PM-5PM PST)
Register on our website! Link in our bio.

Don’t miss the opportunity to develop relationships and learn tools to enhance your mental, emotional, and spiritual health!

Questions? We’re here to chat — DM us anytime or reach out:⁠
www.findingourpowertogether.com
[email protected]
416-536-3676

Calling all Indigenous youth ages 18-29 across Canada! Looking for more ways to take care of your mental health this sea...
10/05/2026

Calling all Indigenous youth ages 18-29 across Canada! Looking for more ways to take care of your mental health this season? We have something for you!

Join us for Building Our Bundle, an 8-week virtual mental health skills group. You'll get to connect with peers who share similar experiences, learn from Indigenous and allied mental health workers, and explore topics including coping mechanisms, emotional regulation, interpersonal effectiveness, and self-care.

Alongside the sessions, you will get to work one-on-one with a mental health professional to digest the content and achieve your self-determined goals. Whether you’re struggling with a specific issue or just need someone to talk to, we offer you personalized guidance and support!

Free to join (with participation prizes!)
Online weekly sessions on Thursdays starting October 8th, 2026.
(6PM-8PM EST / 3PM-5PM PST)
Register through the link in our bio.

Don’t miss the opportunity to develop relationships and learn tools to enhance your mental, emotional, and spiritual health!

Questions? We’re here to chat — DM us anytime or reach out:⁠
www.findingourpowertogether.com
[email protected]
416-536-3676

As we end September, we at Finding Our Power Together honour Su***de Awareness Month by continuing the conversation abou...
10/01/2026

As we end September, we at Finding Our Power Together honour Su***de Awareness Month by continuing the conversation about mental health, connection, and healing. September onward, we remind our kin that you belong here, that there is a place for you in this world, and that you are never alone. We also recognize that supporting one another is a collective responsibility, and every single one of us has a part to play in creating communities where our people feel connected, supported, valued, and can access care in ways that honour who they are. 🧡
You can read our latest blog post to learn more about how FOPT addresses su***de awareness, prevention, and pathways to support.

Looking for mental health support? Book an intake today at www.findingourpowertogether.com or email us at [email protected]

🍂 OCTOBER 2026 🍂October is bringing new opportunities for connection, culture, ceremony, and support at Finding Our Powe...
10/01/2026

🍂 OCTOBER 2026 🍂

October is bringing new opportunities for connection, culture, ceremony, and support at Finding Our Power Together. Take a look at our free events happening this month:

🪶 Building Our Bundle — October 8
Our 8-week virtual mental health skill-building program for Indigenous youth begins October 8. Learn more and register at findingourpowertogether.com.

The program doesn’t fit your schedule? Support doesn’t stop with BOB. We have other programs to support your mental health needs, including peer mentorship, traditional healing, land-based healing, student counselling, and psychotherapy.

Sessions run every Thursday from 6–8 PM until November 26.
Online | Registration required | Ages 18–29

🔥 Youth Sweat Lodge — October 17
Sweat Lodge Ceremony for Indigenous youth conducted by Nyle Miigizi Johnston.
📍 Toronto, ON | 3–8 PM

🌿 Cultural Counselling — October 21
Personalized cultural counselling with Nyle Miigizi Johnston, offering an opportunity to connect cultural healing with individual support.
Online | 11 AM–7 PM

🌕 Full Moon Sweat Lodge — October 24
Moon Lodge Ceremony for Indigenous women and girls conducted by Cecile Akwenzie-Martin.
📍 Toronto, ON | 6 PM

💙 Mental Health Intakes — Weekdays
Online mental health counselling intakes are available for Indigenous children and youth, Monday to Friday from 10 AM–10 PM.

For registration, details, and more information about our October offerings, visit findingourpowertogether.com.

We look forward to connecting with you this month!

Orange Shirt Day can bring up many feelings. 🧡Today, September 30, Finding Our Power Together is offering online drop-in...
09/30/2026

Orange Shirt Day can bring up many feelings. 🧡

Today, September 30, Finding Our Power Together is offering online drop-in support for Indigenous folx of all ages. Join us anytime between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. for connection, conversation, or a quiet space. You’re welcome to stay for as long as you need.

Email [email protected] for the Zoom link.

🧡 Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation are about more than wearing orange.September 30 is ...
09/30/2026

🧡 Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation are about more than wearing orange.

September 30 is a day to honour Residential School Survivors, remember the children who never returned home, and recognize the families and communities who continue to live with the impacts of the residential school system. Orange Shirt Day began with the story of residential-school Survivor Phyllis Webstad. At six years old, the new orange shirt she wore on her first day at St. Joseph Mission Residential School was taken from her.That orange shirt came to represent so much of what the residential school system tried to take from Indigenous children.

Indigenous people, families, and communities continue to carry the effects of forced separation, colonial policies, and systems that were built to disrupt Indigenous life.

Remembrance has to become responsibility.

🌿 Listen to Indigenous people and Survivors.
🌿 Learn the truth about residential schools and colonialism.
🌿 Challenge governments and institutions to act.
🌿 Fund Indigenous-led organizations and services.
🌿 Change practices that continue to cause harm.
🌿 Build real, accountable relationships with Indigenous communities.

💛 Want to turn remembrance into action?

Support Indigenous-led healing. Donations to Finding Our Power Together help us provide counselling, cultural support, ceremony, community programming, and community-based wellness services for Indigenous people across Canada.

👉 Donate through the link in our bio or visit findingourpowertogether.com

❤️ And for Indigenous community members: days like Orange Shirt Day can bring up a lot. You do not have to carry that alone.

Get support at FOPT
📞 FOPT: 416-536-3676
🌐 findingourpowertogether.com

Immediate support is also available 24/7 through the Hope for Wellness Helpline:
📞 1-855-242-3310
🌐 hopeforwellness.ca

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664 Bloor Street W
Toronto, ON

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Monday 10am - 10pm
Tuesday 10am - 10pm
Wednesday 10am - 10pm
Thursday 10am - 10pm
Friday 10am - 10pm

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