Tea with Auntie

Tea With Auntie is an Indigenous led program created by the Indigenous Student Centre where students, staff and Faculty can (re)connect with culture, ceremony, language and traditional teachings in an inclusive and safe space. Everyone is welcome!

For questions, please email aXNjIHwgdW1hbml0b2JhICEgY2E=

Nov. 18, 2025 – Reflexology is an ancient healing art that uses the concept of our feet, hands, and ears as reflections of our whole body. This means we can use them to not only help our physical aches but calm ourselves mentally too!

Sherri Gunn-Wilkins will explain and show you how reflexology can be used to help people in many ways. As well she will talk about some of the connections she has made between the way she practices reflexology and Indigenous teachings like the Medicine Wheel.

To Sherri one of the best things about reflexology is that you can also use it on yourself with foot, hand, and/or ear reflexology. Come learn about reflexology and how it can help you to live your life in a good and healthy way.

You may also like the following events from Indigenous Student Centre at U of M:

• This Wednesday, 26th November, 06:30 pm, Community Sharing Circles in Winnipeg, Manitoba
• This Thursday, 27th November, 11:30 am, Fireside Chats: Talks on Indigenous Knowledges in Winnipeg
• This Thursday, 27th November, 04:00 pm, Zongiigabowin Indigenous Men's Wellness Group in Winnipeg

Also check out other Arts events in Winnipeg.