Working with Individuals impacted by Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls Survivors, family members, or individuals affected by the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls face complex set of circumstances that can often impair their physical, psychological, and spiritual well-being. While legal protections are a beginning, psychological services are needed to help those impacted in the wake of this epidemic, from the rare survivors of trafficking to the motherless children to the grieving families and communities. Understanding that healing is multigenerational process, and with deep respect for Indigenous values and culture, we at ARCH are wanting to provide our professional support in your healing. While assisting you to access the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls Program (MMIWG) , we offer a non-judgemental, respectful and safe space within which you can explore your unique experiences and the impacts they had on you.