Lee Mae Spence
Consulting Speaking Contact
Why Breathwork One on one breathwork Group Breathwork
Consulting Breathwork Why Breathwork One on one breathwork Group Breathwork SpeakingContact
Lee Mae Spence
Death and Rebirth
Death and Rebirth
lee spenceOctober 24, 2022Comment
Did you know that you're a mirror?
Did you know that you're a mirror?
breathwork, healing, Indigenious Identity, meditation, self healinglee spenceMay 3, 2022Comment
Daily Acts of Resistance
Daily Acts of Resistance
Canada, Manitoba, healing, self healing, community supportlee spenceFebruary 23, 2022activism, impactful change, acts of resistance, collectiveComment
Trusting your body's innate knowing
Trusting your body's innate knowing
Manitoba, breathwork, meditation, codependencylee spenceFebruary 9, 2022breathwork, meditation, Self sovereigntyComment
"You grew up the white way"
"You grew up the white way"
lee spenceAugust 10, 2021Comment
Imposter Syndrome + the Pandemic
Imposter Syndrome + the Pandemic
Human Design, Content Creation, Indigenious Identitylee spenceNovember 9, 2020Comment
The thought of being an RCMP officer at 23 years old
The thought of being an RCMP officer at 23 years old
Swampy Cree, Manitoba, Indigenious Identitylee spenceJune 16, 2020
Reclaiming Spirit from Within
Reclaiming Spirit from Within

When colonized ways are more destructive to the Indigenous spirit, Lee reclaims her spirit from within by connecting to Indigenous ways of being, doing and feeling.

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Swampy Cree, Indigenious Identitylee spenceMay 11, 2020Comment
Am I Indigenous Enough?
Am I Indigenous Enough?

I share steps on what has been helpful for me as I work through my “Indigenous Enoughness” as a thirty year old Swampy Cree Woman with freckles.

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Indigenous Womenlee spenceApril 27, 2020 Comments
Celebrating Indigenous Women who are Reclaiming their Space and Knowledge in a Western World
Celebrating Indigenous Women who are Reclaiming their Space and Knowledge in a Western World

Celebrating Indigenous Women

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Manitoba, Canada, Swampy Cree, Indigenous Womenlee spenceApril 27, 2020
Lee Mae Spence
Winnipeg, MB ,
canada
connect@leemaespence.com
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When I’m invited to partner with an organization, one of the values I walk with is humour. When you’re co-creating space for Indigenous ways of being, doing and seeing within organizations, it’s a way of reminding folks that we&rs
Wholistic wellness on the land with a group of Indigenous community leaders from throughout Manitoba. We moved through the hide process and finished with smoking 2 deer hides with the guidance of an Ininew Knowledge Keeper. Each person in the group c

I live, play and work alongside the traditional and stolen lands of the Anishinaabe, Ininiw, Anishininewin, Red River Métis Nation, and Dakota Peoples in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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