Ethical Correctional Consulting Inc.

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Ethical Correctional Consulting Inc. was founded in Yukon, Canada on the traditional lands of the Kwanlin Dün First Nation and Ta’an Kwäch’än Council. While our consultants work remotely throughout Canada, we recognize the inherent and treaty rights of Indigenous peoples and acknowledge the ancestral and unceded territories of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples. ECC strives to contribute to reconciliation by creating meaningful relationships with Indigenous organizations and will continue to seek out Indigenous-led partnerships and initiatives to support Indigenous peoples. We are honoured to work as visitors on Indigenous land, and do not take lightly the privilege and responsibility of providing culturally appropriate services.

Testimonials

I can honestly say that my most impactful time there, was when you were working from the Centre. Having your support and encouragement allowed me the confidence/freedom to express myself in a way that, previously may have been viewed as a sort of insubordination. With that renewed confidence, I was truly able to uplift those around me, and challenge the things I didn’t agree with. Corrections needs more, forward thinking, innovators like yourself! Manger Correctional Services, Whitehorse Correctional Centre

I want to thank you for the imprint you have left upon me from our time together while you were the Director of Corrections. You will forever be remembered by me as a leader whose passion for Correctional reform was evident through the many positive changes made during your tenure. I tip my hat to you for being the incredible woman and leader you have been - thank you. Grant MacDonald, Manager of Yukon Community Corrections

100% of respondents at the 18th Biennial Custody and Caring International Conference on the Nurse's Role in the Criminal Justice System that evaluated your session Working Together for Enhanced Client Outcomes: Strategies to Pragmatically Improve Clinical and Operational Collaboration within a Custodial Setting indicated that the session met their expectations and that the presenter had a strong understanding of the session topic. 90% indicated that they would recommend the session to others. Planning Committee, Custody and Caring Conference, College of Nursing, University of Saskatchewan

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