Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
July 31, 2019
Equine, holistic wellness program
At the equine, holistic camp—Photo courtesy of Jainaya Rowe.
It’ukdi kadux,
I would like to congratulate all
of the babies, youth, adolescents,
adults and grandparents for their
achievement and participation in
the Equine Activities with the White
Clay Holistic Wellness Program,
May 29-30 at the Trauma, Heal-
ing and Resiliency Conference, at
Elmer Quinn Park.
My sincere gratitude to Ricky
Graybael, Bill Reynolds and Natu-
ral Resource workers for setting
up the livestock panels, enabling
the Equine event to happen. This
would not have happened without
your support and team work.
Thank you to Dr. John Spence,
Lydell Suppah, Wynter Sky Smith,
and Brianna Moore for your awe-
some team work, and keeping the
These photos courtesy
of Emily Yazzie.
stamina and positive energy flow-
ing; also Jainaya Rowe and Emily
Yazzie for the photos.
Again, a big Thank You to all
of you for the awesome team
work and positive support. This is
what makes a Healthy Village
Healthier—Tribes and families
working together.
God bless all of you.
Mona S. Cochran, M.Ed/
C A D C I I I / Q M H P — Wa s c o /
Snoqualmie, Behavioral Health
Center, 1115 Wasco Street, Warm
Springs.
Equine Therapy will next
present at Elmer Quinn Park at
the Nine Tribes Prevention Confer-
ence, Wednesday and Thursday,
August 14 and 16.
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