Deontological Studies(Official Certified Counselor)

Deontology is the philosophy of obligations, responsibilities, priorities, steps, life skills, loyalties, devotion and being responsible modern man in search of a Soul. I know that I've taught many things in my time and had many different life lessons and value changes in my time. Or change of perspective on a value and many changed beliefs. In this world of multiple diversity, variety of interests and differences. I feel it's wise there is always a common thread among the herd. You just got to find it and develop, grow and thrive from it.

In our interconnected cultural practices I feel that the intracommunal intercultural connections of heritage, tradition and customs is something that I want to display for all the other cultures to see. I want to showcase the openness, the experiences, and the intelligence and interconnectivity of cultural healing practices.

I want to know all these skills, practices and he a official certified counselor. The responsibilities, duties, priorities and obligations to work in that mature of work I know all too well in a sense where I had been walking I'm steps of being the unofficial counselor. A counselor advise, teach, let and guide. But most importantly it watches the patient and the client grow.

It's about showing the way to see if they are ready to go that way. Therapies I could learn and the potential incomes I could make. My specialty is addictions and I know that I could develop, grow and learn all my life. What is expected our of me is what I'll be working out in my life. Feeling pretty fortunate and pretty darn appreciative that I have all this. I feel that I struggle with forgiving people and I have to make it an effort. I don't want unfinished business. And I hope that I could get something going for my life.

I know that I want something going for me in We'koqma'q community and I need to work. But I feel that I want to go to school too. I want to develop, train, educate and learn all I need to while I'm in Cape Breton University. I want to impress upon my professors that I know a few things in healing profession. And I know that I will have to remain in this life a little better. Slowly, gradually and habitually.

There is a garage being built in the future. I am waiting on that. And I am waiting on digital cable, Wi-Fi in every room and the new Activity Center to open up. I know that I won't get any ladies in my life and I know that I'm literate and educated through NSCC Community College, through We'koqma'q community programs, Unama’ki Driving School and Eskasoni NADACA Prevention Online Wellness program. I know that I need to work and get my driver's license and BA degree.

I know when people don't want me to be positive. I feel it when they have brought me down. I know that they could do better at relating with me about success. I had a bug monumental, foundational and fundamental milestone in my life where I graduated from NSCC School of Access through Adult Learning Program. And got my ALP diploma in 2015, June 9th. I just feel more appreciative every time I talk about it.

I know that I want to have a good woman in my life. But I feel that I want to have everything I need in my life to have a greater sense of purpose, better mental and emotional health, nutrition and fitness, agility and flexibility, cooking and eating. I want to have a good reason to go to the gym. And I need that extra push but with a greater sense of purpose I could get things done quicker. I could get my driver's license, BA degree, fitness and nutrition.

I've been addicted for a long time in my former, First Nation community life. And I know that I started at the she of 5 years old sniffing gas as a ritual. That's what makes me the perfect homey counselor that I could be. A good friend and a loser of sorts because I've lost so much in my life that I keep going in name of my losses, tragedies and surgeries. I always had something going on with me since I was a little punk baby. And I know that I was vulnerable to addictions in my teens because I've lost so much family that I felt lost. And I know that I want to have so much in my life where I was graduating with a driver's license in my pocket.

My therapy is music and poetry. My poetry and other poems I would read to get inspiration. I know that I want to write a thousand poems and publish them. Feeling that I could be a author, official certified counselor, social worker, statesman.

I could be a  Emergency Medical Responder/ Medical Officer, We'koqma'q Firefighter. And be a counselor. I know that would decorate my Facebook greatly. And I know that could be a Ground Searcher using ATV and get to know the woods on this side. I could be part of a ATV group on Facebook, LinkedIn, Command Ride and Alltrail. I could get better use of these apps and simply get paid for being this immersed into the area.

I could get used of being a Mawita'mk General Clerk and get used of doing chores here. To spread my wings a little more. I could keep the Mawita'mk Inventory Clerk and Mawita'mk General Clerk and try to enrich my life with outdoors and getting to know the trails of We'koqma'q community. And the woods. I just got to get a new kidney and get on the We'koqma'q Fire Department. And train and exercise with them. Hopefully, they could exercise with me.

And I could use Mawita'mk Garage as a small bench gym and a storage center for all the ATVs of the Ground Searcher of Cape Breton Search and Rescue. Some ATVs anyways. I hope that I could be something like my cousin Eddie Doucette. And have that veteran experience of being professionally trained for stuff like that. I need to update my First Aid and get that kind of training until I reach Emergency Medical Responder/Medical Officer, We'koqma'q Firefighter and Ground Searcher.

I know that I could be that but too, I could get into politics or social work. And get jobs for teaching career skills and life skills. Through Mawita'mk Society I could get a lot of Certificates and Credentials hanging on my wall. And I could get something going for me with these things. Then again I could get my NSCC Certificate in Professional Sales and get my Retail Council of Canada Certificates.

It would be nice if I could get all that and still get DBT Certificate and CBT Certificate. And be Accredited Counselor. I know that I could develop something of a good career with Cape Breton Search and Rescue. And be a Firefighter at We'koqma'q Fire Department. I know that they will train me and get me in shape. I want to get in shape for that and build muscles through fitness for a professional career like that.

I do Mawita'mk work periodically and I could do Firefighting in We'koqma'q Fire Department. And I could get something going for me if I had a second chance at a Transplant kidney. I was hoping to get something going for me at least. And then I could get a good job. But Rosie won't let me because I am no ant. I have to work within my limits of my disabilities and cannot build muscles or anything. I know that I saw a lot of stuff.

And I know that I have thoroughly reflected on my life. I had some harrowing experiences in my life and I feel that I won't be able to live up to my full potential. John Cremo (Tiny) doesn't trust me with First Aid training. And nobody is willing to lend me their car to train to drive. I recognize that I am at the mercy of their willingness but they expect me to beg and crawl. At least with my age I should be able to get somebody to drive me. I have some driving experience in with Natashia Sylliboy, Tyson Googoo, Raf and Billie Jean. Natashia Sylliboy was my driving instructor and she done her work. I just got to go out and drive again.

I have my Beginner's license and Unama'ki Driving Certificate. So, hopefully, my insurance will go down with this. And hopefully, I can get back to training with my sister Billie Jean or best friend, Raf. I know that I will have to have a truck experience.