Welcome to We Are Resilient! Hosted by Hope Adams, RSSW.
In today's episode, Historical Interpreter, Artist and Elder Del Taylor joins me for an interview about his extraordinary life.
We talked about growing up on the Curve Lake First Nation reservation, attending Indian Day School, studying art, using historical interpretation as a tool to connect with others, how a trip to Jamaica led to a bilateral lower limb amputation, accessibility in an inaccessible world, and the significance of spirituality in our lives.
This is a Mental Health Blog and Podcast based in Simcoe County.
https://linktr.ee/weareresilient.ca?utm_source=linktree_profile_share
This page includes:
Interviews with resilient people in Simcoe County, personal stories, resources, and opportunities to connect with community,
This is all to support you alongside your mental health journey. My goal is to reduce mental health stigma by showing you it's okay to ask for help, be vulnerable, and that it's possible to live a meaningful life even with complex mental illness and adverse life experiences.
Check out the merch store to support a local charity organization:
https://www.tshirtelephant.com/stores/we-are-resilient#
August 2026 I am donating 20% of sales to the Georgian Bay Food Network!
***We Are Resilient is not a replacement for therapy or crisis support.***
If you are in crisis or thinking about suicide, call or text 988 (Canada) for 24/7 support, or call 911 in an emergency.
Aug 9 20261 Std. und 3 Min.