ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, we welcome Nat Vikitsreth, a passionate dot connector and advocate for social justice in parenting. As the founder of Come Back to Care, Nat guides parents on a transformative journey from autopilot to decolonized, embodied, and intergenerational parenting.
Join us as Nat shares her insights on healing, emphasizing the vital role of addressing inner child and internalized oppression wounds within a supportive community. Dive into Nat's vision of a world where parents, having reconciled with their past, authentically engage in parenting and community organizing. Nat's academic achievements include a graduate degree from the Erikson Institute’s Social Work and Child Development Program and another master’s degree in Infancy & Early Childhood Special Education.
Recognized for her innovative work at Come Back to Care, Nat received the 2021 Zero to Three Award for Emerging Leadership. Beyond her practice, she extends her impact by providing political education and mental health support to youth organizers in the Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi Nations.
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Join us as Nat shares her insights on healing, emphasizing the vital role of addressing inner child and internalized oppression wounds within a supportive community. Dive into Nat's vision of a world where parents, having reconciled with their past, authentically engage in parenting and community organizing. Nat's academic achievements include a graduate degree from the Erikson Institute’s Social Work and Child Development Program and another master’s degree in Infancy & Early Childhood Special Education.
Recognized for her innovative work at Come Back to Care, Nat received the 2021 Zero to Three Award for Emerging Leadership. Beyond her practice, she extends her impact by providing political education and mental health support to youth organizers in the Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi Nations.
https://www.comebacktocare.com/learn
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Connect with us:
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsacredground
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsacredground
I Am Sacred Ground’s website: https://www.iamsacredground.com/
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