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Tammy Hatherill
Psychologist; PhD Candidate
Tribal Psychology
Tammy is a proud First Nations woman, respecting her Palawa/Pakana ancestors (TAS) & the Anindilyakwa mob on Groote Eylandt, where she was raised and first introduced to Aboriginal Traditional Healings. With Tammy’s knowledge and passion for traditional healing, spirituality, and culture, her PhD is based on Aboriginal Traditional Healing and its role in modern day Australia, specifically with the psychology of First Nations people. Tammy is currently working as a psychologist in her own clinic, Tribal Psychology, located on Larrakia land (Darwin NT). She has the passion and commitment to find a way to combine traditional and western knowledge for the best psychological outcomes for our mob Australia wide.
Sessions
Day 1
2.40
Yarning Circles
A: Youth-led yarn: Join the voices of our next generation and yarn about what’s needed for young people to thrive.
B: Boorai Dreaming Project: Yarn with Aboriginal Elders and Senior Women who are working tirelessly in their community about the three stages of the Boorai Project.
C: Walking with Knowledge: Join Tammy Hatherill and explore the role of Australian First Nations Traditional Healing, a vital, yet under-recognised, system within contemporary healthcare.
Tammy Hatherill, Psychologist, Tribal Psychology; PhD Candidate
D: Engaging Young People: Join this yarn about the Tangka Marnirninthi Group, a therapeutic art group embedded within a youth mental health service, designed to engage young people.
E: 4-Directions, One Path to Healing: Explore a medicine methodology with Nawiishtunmi Nightgun helping First Nations people out of homelessness and into healing.
Nawiishtunmi Nightgun, B.S.P., Founder, Brown Bear Woman LLC; Cultural Knowledge Practitioner; Indigenous Data Analyst Expert
Veronica Owens, Operations Leader, Indigenous Data Sovereignty, Process Improvement
Day 2
1:50
Yarning Circles
A: Youth-led yarn: Join the voices of our next generation and yarn about what’s needed for young people to thrive.
B: Boorai Dreaming Project: Yarn with Aboriginal Elders and Senior Women who are working tirelessly in their community about the three stages of the Boorai Project.
C: Walking with Knowledge: Join Tammy Hatherill and explore the role of Australian First Nations Traditional Healing, a vital, yet under-recognised, system within contemporary healthcare.
Tammy Hatherill, Psychologist, Tribal Psychology; PhD Candidate
D: Engaging Young People: Join this yarn about the Tangka Marnirninthi Group, a therapeutic art group embedded within a youth mental health service, designed to engage young people
E: 4-Directions, One Path to Healing: Explore a medicine methodology with Nawiishtunmi Nightgun helping First Nations people out of homelessness and into healing.
Nawiishtunmi Nightgun, B.S.P., Founder, Brown Bear Woman LLC; Cultural Knowledge Practitioner; Indigenous Data Analyst Expert
Veronica Owens, Operations Leader, Indigenous Data Sovereignty, Process Improvement