NEYU Professional Services

03/05/2026

Our Services

Life Skills Training:
-Effective Communication
-Problem-Solving Strategies
-Decision-Making Skills
-Financial Literacy
-Time Management

Wellness Programs:
-Stress Management Techniques
-Mindfulness Practices
-Physical Wellness Activities
-Emotional Wellbeing Support

Prevention Programs:
-Substance Abuse Prevention
-Violence Prevention
-Mental Health Awareness
-Early Intervention Strategies
-Cultural Teaching & Crafts
-Traditional Arts and Crafts Workshops
- Drum making, Rattle Making, Hide Crafts, Wood Crafts, Art

Cultural Heritage Education:
-Indigenous Knowledge Sharing
-Community Engagement Activities
-Inspiration & Growth
-Inspirational Speaking

Addiction Recovery:
-Personal Growth and Development
-Building Resilience
-Inspiring Positive Change

Contact Us
For inquiries, bookings, and collaborations:
Email: Info@neyu.org
Phone: 250-996-1383 (Ruby Prince)
Phone: 778-978-0253 (Francois Prince)
Neyu Professional Services - Empowering individuals and communities to thrive through knowledge, wellness, and cultural connection.

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02/26/2026

we create workshops that meet community requests!
looking forward to see you soon!

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01/28/2026

Beautiful day in Saikuz First Nation we were honored to be a part of the health fair.

Thank you 😊

12/31/2025

12/03/2025

If you have received an email from me like the pic it's a scam and not us!

11/20/2025

What a privilege to facilitate Behchokǫ̀ First Nation's events for National Addictions Awareness Week.
We look forward to seeing you all again.

11/19/2025

National Addiction Awareness Week, November 16-22, 2025
🫂Day 4: Forgiveness is Freedom
Forgiveness begins with self. It’s the freedom of putting trauma and behaviors where they truly belong. We let go of the lies of ownership— The shame, the guilt, the hurt that was never ours to carry. We stop holding what was passed down, And start building a self stronger than the pain.
Forgiveness isn’t weakness. It’s the strength to rise, To reclaim our worth, And to walk forward with clarity and grace.

11/18/2025

National Addiction Awareness Week November 16-22, 2025
😩Day 3: The Power of Awareness
Awareness is medicine. When we name the pain, we reclaim our story. We begin to see where it came from—and where it doesn’t belong.

Awareness is more than knowledge— It’s resilience in motion.
When we understand the roots of our pain, We begin to see the patterns, The inherited behaviors, The silence passed down and in that clarity, We find the power to change. To choose differently. To heal intentionally.
Awareness is the medicine that empowers transformation. It’s how we reclaim our stories—and rewrite the future.
its the step that supports putting down the addiction to begin the transformation!

11/17/2025

November 17 - Day 2: Numbing to Belong
✋ When the world feels unsafe, addiction can feel like a quiet place to hide. It can seem like acceptance, like something that finally doesn’t push back. But numbness isn’t freedom—it’s just silence where pain used to speak.
🧡Healing doesn’t begin with perfection. It begins when we feel what was once too much to bear. When we stop running and start listening to the parts of ourselves we tried to forget. That’s where strength lives. That’s where freedom begins.
🤓 If this feels familiar, you’re not alone. Let’s keep the conversation going.

11/17/2025

🪶National Addictions Awareness Week
👉November 16-22, 20025👈

📇Day 1: Rooted in Trauma
Addiction often begins where trauma lives. For many First Nations people, it’s not weakness—it’s survival. Let’s honor the truth behind the pain.

Addiction is not just about substances—it is about stories, histories, and wounds carried deep within.

For many First Nations people, addiction often stems from complex trauma. It becomes a way to numb painful experiences, to feel accepted, and to escape the weight of inner suffering.

But healing is possible. ✨ By understanding the events that shaped us ✨ By forgiving ourselves and others ✨ By recognizing where the pain came from—and where it truly belongs

Awareness is the first step. Healing begins when we reclaim our stories, honor our resilience, and walk together toward freedom.

This week, let’s stand in solidarity, break the silence, and create spaces of compassion and understanding. 💙

10/29/2025

I can remember being such a hard person. Hard to talk to, hard to show or accept feelings or emotions, hard to let down my guard, hard to let people in my comfort zone. I was hard on people, hard on my kids hard on my family and hard on my friends, and co-workers .
Inside myself I needed to be a perfectionist, in control and of course hard on myself!

In 2000 I had an awhah moment that changed how I viewed my upbringing, and in 2002 I found myself broken, in 2003 I gave up my addiction and in 2010 I learned that I could change my future and I could become a person that I dreamt I could be!
Today I look back and shake my head 🙂‍↕️ in awe that who I am is kind. Caring, loving and respectful. That change came when I decided that my life was going to be different, I am healing... I chose to heal. I chose to let go, of things that no longer serve me or save me.
My walk into wellness has been worth every up and down learning.

My behavior that was once full of hardness is now full of love for myself and for those that need me and those that needed me to break cycles that no longer served my world and those who are in it! My behavior is now kind.

10/19/2025

I'm wondering if I was to run a few workshops on the weekends if anyone would be interested?
1 beaded hats
2 candle making
3 skirts
4 shirts
5 Bags
6 Jacket ribboning

For these I would need at least 6 participants I'll share the cost of there's interest.

Hum let's see
I could run a few self supporting groups too if anyone is interested:
1) Understanding grief
2) understanding addiction
3) understanding and supporting someone with addictions
4) what is trauma and how do I recognize the impacts
5) grief support group
6) cultural humility (compatancy)
7) conflict resolution
8) relationships
9) communication and boundaries
10) identity -way of being

Making changes takes Awareness, understanding and supports.

Let me know ... Or if you have something you'd like to see ....

My gift back to the world is sharing what I am grateful for.... And that is that I survived myself!