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STORYTELLING The stories shared are adopted for all ages and reflect a lifetime of personal and tribal experiences along with ancestral legends that validate the reason to remain within "the circle of life" in respecting oneself, family, community, and our environmental ecosystem. The attributes of respect, tolerance, self-esteem, and listening skills are interwoven into the stories with interactive drumming, singing, and movement. The ancestral history of wearing regalla (traditional clothing) connecting the Cherokee Trail of Tears is presented along with cultural crafts. |
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You may earn 5.2 credit units in continuing education by attending the Native American Cherokee Indian Healing Lodge. The lodge has been approved as an educational activity by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation. Nurses, massage therapists, and other health professionals seeking CEU credits can receive these by paying a nominal processing fee and completing an evaluation form after attending the lodge. Contact Mary Sunbeam before the lodge to register for the unit credits. |
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