Billings Wellbriety Movement

03/11/2026

White Eagle Talking Circle launched Thursday, March 10, 2016 at Billings First Church

For the past 10 years, it has been an honor to help facilitate Talking Circles. What started as a small gathering has grown into something beautiful — a healing forest where people come together in a safe space to share, listen, and support one another.

Each voice, each story, each moment of honesty has helped grow this forest of healing. The circle reminds us that none of us walk alone on this journey.
If you are looking for a place of respect, understanding, and connection, we invite you to join us.

Come sit in the circle, share if you wish, listen if you need, and walk with us on the Red Road in that good way.
A'HOO

03/04/2026

Be advised

03/03/2026

Today we lift up our prayers and deepest condolences to Don Coyhis and his family on the passing of his beloved wife.

The work he began through the Wellbriety Movement and White Bison has touched countless lives, bringing healing, culture, and hope back to our people. Behind that powerful work was a partner who walked beside him — supporting, loving, and standing strong in that good way.

We honor her spirit, her quiet strength, and the role she played in helping so many find the Red Road.
May Creator wrap their family in comfort.
May the ancestors guide her journey home.
May we continue this work in a way that honors her life.
A'HOO.

03/03/2026

When White Eagle Talking Circle posts our events, our gatherings, and our relatives walking strong on the Red Road — it’s not bragging.

It’s an invitation. 🤍

It’s us saying: “You’re welcome here.” “You don’t have to walk alone.” “There’s a seat for you in the circle.”

We share our wins, our sobriety milestones, our drumming nights, our men standing up, our outreach to our unhoused relatives — not to show off, but to show what’s possible.
Every post is a reminder that healing is happening. Recovery is real. Culture is alive. And community is powerful.

If you’ve been watching from the outside, consider this your sign.
Come sit with us. Come heal with us. Come walk with us on the Red Road — in that good way.
A’HOO ❤️💛🖤🤍

03/01/2026

Take a listen to We Are Unspoken Words, Speak On It episode from this past week. They discuss Shame & Guilt, Happiness, and Imposter Syndrome.

Wayne Dagel, MS, LCPC joins the pod this week as we discuss Shame & Guilt, Happiness, and Imposter Syndrome.

Fresh Out Da Oven!!
Speak On It: Twenty https://www.podbean.com/ea/pb-2arjs-1a588d6

03/01/2026

There is power in sharing in safe Wellbriety spaces.

A safe space means no judgment.
It means confidentiality.
It means respect.

When one man speaks his truth, another man finds his courage. Healing happens not just in silence — but in connection. In brotherhood. In accountability.

In these spaces, we remember: we are not alone, we are not broken, and we are not beyond healing.
Keep showing up. Keep sharing. Keep walking the Red Road in that good way.
A'HOO 🙏

02/22/2026

Walk with us in that good way
8am start at Billings First Church
No NDN Time!

Smudging the Streets.
Join us in that good way. 8am Sunday 2.22.2026

The streets are sacred too. Our relatives without homes are not problems to be solved, but people to be seen, heard, and respected.
We stop. We listen. We pray with them, not just for them. No judgment. No hierarchy. Just human connection, humility, and love.

02/20/2026

The heartbeat of the Native drum reminds us who we are. 🪶🥁

That steady rhythm is more than sound — it is the first sound we ever knew. It echoes the heartbeat of our mother, the heartbeat of the people, the heartbeat of the Creator. When we sit in that circle and the drum begins, we are reminded that we are still here… and we are still moving forward.

On the Red Road, there will be hard days. There will be moments of doubt. But the drum does not quit. It keeps a steady beat — teaching us consistency, resilience, and unity. No matter how tired we are, no matter how heavy the walk feels, the heartbeat calls us back to balance.

Every beat says: Keep going. Stay sober. Stay humble. Stay connected. Stay in that good way.

The drum carries our prayers. The drum carries our ancestors. The drum carries us forward together.
When we follow that heartbeat, we don’t walk alone. We move as one people, one circle, one rhythm — forward on the Red Road

02/18/2026

You’re invited to our Wellbriety Drumming Night — a sober space where the heartbeat of the drum brings us back to who we are. 🪶

Come sit in circle.
Come share a meal.
Come feel that good medicine of song, laughter, and community.

This is how we walk the Red Road together — sober, strong, and connected. Bring your family, bring a friend, bring your good spirit.
All are welcome.
A’HOO 🙏🏽

02/16/2026

Today we had the honor of speaking to those who are just beginning their journey on the Red Road in residential treatment. And in that good way, we remember something powerful — early recovery is sacred ground.
To those men and women just starting your healing journey:

You are not weak for being here.
You are not behind.
You are not broken beyond repair.
You are courageous.

In the Wellbriety way, we don’t just put down substances — we pick up culture, community, ceremony, accountability, and responsibility. We begin to remember who we are. We reconnect to Creator, to our ancestors, and to one another.

We walk this Red Road together — no one walks alone.
Stay humble. Stay open. Stay willing.
In that good way.
A’HOO 🙌🏽