Working with Residential School Survivors and their Families The impact of Residential Schools on Indigenous family life and the loss of traditional values has left a lasting legacy. This legacy manifests in widespread psychological, social, and spiritual injuries, contributing to the development of numerous dysfunctional coping mechanisms. ARCH Psychological Services takes a holistic approach to address symptoms such as addictions, domestic violence, sexual offending, and other forms of abuse of self or others. Recognizing the profound impact of Residential Schools, we aim to uncover the underlying causes and delve into the core of these multifaceted issues. At the same time, while maintaining our focus on understanding the root causes and delving into the core of these complex issues, we hold a deep respect for Indigenous values and culture. In this respect, our commitment lies in working collaboratively with you and accompanying you through the healing process for as long as it takes. While assisting you in accessing the Indian Residential Schools Residential Health Support Program (IRSRHSP), we provide a non-judgmental, respectful, and safe space within which you can explore your unique experiences and the profound impacts they had on your life. This program is accessible to individuals who were former students or family members of a former student attending a residential school identified in the 2006 Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement. Eligibility for the program extends to both First Nations and non-First Nations individuals.