Healing Through Artistry

This week, I sit down with Maria Rose Sikyea, a Dene artisan and advocate for Indigenous midwifery. Maria Rose speaks with honesty and courage about her journey through addiction, the challenges of rebuilding confidence, and the deep meaning of her traditional face tattoo. She shares how the strength of her mother and grandmother guided her path, and how culture and family continue to shape her healing.Links to connect with Maria Rose:https://www.caribouwomancreations.com/https://www.instagram.com/caribouwomancreations?igsh=OWtoaHo3anA1YW5u Listen now on Empathic Witness — a space for stories of resilience, healing, and cultural pride#EmpathicWitness #Podcast #IndigenousVoices #Dene #HealingJourney #Resilience

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