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General => Frauds => Topic started by: Epiphany on August 17, 2015, 05:53:32 pm
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Please note that Tim is a Native Spiritual Director, not a licensed mental health professional.
http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/AboutTim.html (http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/AboutTim.html)
This sentence is buried in a paragraph and potential clients might not really understand this. As far as I can tell, this means he has no oversight, other than his Ph.D. partner at Bainbridge Institute for Integrative Psychology. Sandra Paulsen, Ph.D. is a white woman who "has chosen to walk the Native American spiritual path." She does have an active psychologist license.
His WA state counselor registration expired in 2006.
Tim is a member of Buck Ghosthorses's group Sungleska Oyate in Goldendale, WA.
His Tiospia, or extended Sun Dance family, are Bear Medicine Healers, who dance in South East Washington.
Tim Iistowanohpataakiiwa, M.A., is a Native American spiritual director in the plains tradition and Sun Dancer. He integrates the somatic “felt sense” of the sacred path in his work through Canku Wakan, Sacred Road spiritual direction. Sandra offers psychotherapy, including EMDR, Ego State Therapy, Somatic Therapy, Early Trauma and Neglect Clearing, Cognitive Behavior Therapy, workshops and consulting. Tim offers Native American spiritual direction.
http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/index.html (http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/index.html)
Tim was in law enforcement for 30 years, but always practiced spiritual direction in a lay capacity. Later, he received his Masters Degree in Divinity at the University of British Columbia at Vancouver, in the School of Theology. Tim follows the teachings of Christ as well as the traditional ways. Tim finds it a privilege to be a Native American Spiritual Guide in the Plains Tradition to travelers from any walk of life, Native and non-Native. One need only come with integrity to the walk, and honoring of Creator and of the People whose traditions these are. Please note that Tim is a Native Spiritual Director, not a licensed mental health professional. Tim does spiritual direction in person in Bainbridge Island, or on the phone. He also gives workshops and lectures. For more information, go to Canku Wakan to learn more about Tim's Native Spiritual Direction. Tim was a small bore rifle shooter on the US Olympic Team. He was on the Governor of California's Top Twenty Marksman List for five years. He is the 2008 State of Washington Small Bore Prone Champion Shooter. As an NRA Rifle Instructor, he also offers shooting coaching for those seeking to increase their home security. Protection of the People is part of the warrior pathway, but of course need not be part of every spiritual path even on the Red Road.
http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/AboutTim.html (http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/AboutTim.html)
When I turned 65, Tim Iistowanohpataakiiwa, a Native American friend and elder, gave me one of the most important gifts of my life. In a simple native ceremony attended by a number of friends and colleagues, he initiated me as an elder in the human community and commemorated my graduation with the gift of an eagle feather from the headdress he had worn during his participation in the sacred Sundance festival.
He is an Episcopal reverend, non parochial http://www.norcalepiscopal.org/iistowanohpataakiiwa-tim (http://www.norcalepiscopal.org/iistowanohpataakiiwa-tim)He does some sort of wood working https://www.linkedin.com/pub/tim-iistowanohpataakiiwa/31/542/94b (https://www.linkedin.com/pub/tim-iistowanohpataakiiwa/31/542/94b)
(http://i61.tinypic.com/e9szo6.jpg)
Debbieredbear has info here http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=3760.msg41265#msg41265 (http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=3760.msg41265#msg41265)
http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=3760.msg41267#msg41267 (http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=3760.msg41267#msg41267)
Spiritual direction is provided on a fee-for-service basis. Fees range from $70 to $90 an hour, on a sliding scale basis. In keeping with the Old Way, there is no charge for traditional Native ceremonies which may be part of the journey for some travelers as they progress down their road.
http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/CankuWakan.html (http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/CankuWakan.html)
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Sacred sundance festival??? FESTIVAL?????!!!?? how rude.
Also, he is scattering Lakota words about yet he is pictured wearing a button blanket which is reflective of West Coast peoples' traditions.
just sickening.
ska
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He is registered to vote in WA state under Timothy Iistowanohpataakiiwa, born 1946.
On his classmates.com profile:
I am retired from Law enforcement, went back to school at University of British Columbia and got my Masters. Now I am working as a Priest within the Episcopal Church. I have a church here on the Reservation. My name in school was Cantrell, but I have gone back to my real name, Iistowanohpataakiiwa. I can be reached at the big Y message system under the name istowan
He was Timothy L Cantrell.
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Timothy Lawrence Cantrell born 1946 Kings, California. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VLN5-SXW (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VLN5-SXW)
Birth date matches WA state voter record, so this is same guy.
IISTOWANOHPATAAKIIWA TIMOTHY BAINBRIDGE IS 2010-FEB-09 1946-NOV-21
The Cantrell side of his genealogy is available on ancestry.com. First immigrant from the 1660s, born Derbyshire, England. I skimmed through their work, did not see any sign of Native American heritage there.
His father was Theophilus Jacob "T J" Cantrell, born in Arkansas.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Cantrell&GSiman=1&GScid=338197&GRid=67072653& (http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Cantrell&GSiman=1&GScid=338197&GRid=67072653&)
Will look over his mother's heritage next.
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His mother Pauline Aleta Price, born and died in California. This particular Price line were also early immigrants. Her entire family is also very well documented, with photographs and many records, on ancestry.com. I've skimmed through, I only see white listings in census and other records.
His father's obit:
Auburn resident T. J. Cantrell died at home on Dec. 1, 2001. He was 73 years old. Born on April 14, 1928, in Salem, Ark., he grew up in Moko, Ark. During the Korean War, he served in the U.S. Army, earning the rank of sergeant first class in less than two years. While attending college in Southern California in 1954, he met and married Pauline Price. They lived in Hollywood while Cantrell finished college, then moved to Placer County in 1976 when he took a job as the county's director of communications. Mr. Cantrell accepted a job with Yolo County in 1979, but his service to Placer County continued for more than 25 years through volunteer work with the county Communication Reserve and Search & Rescue. Mr. Cantrell was a member of the First Assembly of God Church in Auburn and worked with the Royal Rangers of Auburn. Survivors include wife Pauline; children Timothy Cantrell of Lincoln, Susan Cantrell of Dunedin, Fla., and Melanie Cantrell of Auburn; sisters Chloe Sanders, Cecil Mae Martin, Koma Keirns; and brothers Austin Bridges and Earl Cantrell. Friends are invited to attend a visitation to be held from 4 to 8 p.m. today at Auburn Lassila Funeral Chapel, 551 Grass Valley Highway. A celebration of Mr. Cantrell?s life will take place at 10 a.m. Thursday in Lassila. Afterward, a gathering for fellowship and continued sharing of memories will be held at the First Assembly of God Church, 4200 Grass Valley Highway. A private burial is planned at New Auburn Cemetery.
http://www.auburnjournal.com/article/obituaries-162 (http://www.auburnjournal.com/article/obituaries-162)
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Timothy Lawrence Cantrell born 1946 Kings, California. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VLN5-SXW (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VLN5-SXW)
Birth date matches WA state voter record, so this is same guy.
IISTOWANOHPATAAKIIWA TIMOTHY BAINBRIDGE IS 2010-FEB-09 1946-NOV-21
So Cantrell is lying about ancestry and his place of birth being on the Blackfoot rez on not just the Bainbridge site, but on church sites.
http://peacelutheran.podbean.com/2014/02/
Being part of Mattern/Ghosthorse's fraud outfit, and charging for "spiritual direction" moves him to Frauds.
Still badly needed, definitive evidence about the allegations of what pushed him out of Suquamish.
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His name was given to him by his Grandmother Ida, and it means, Man Who Captures the Long Knife.
http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/AboutTim.html (http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/AboutTim.html)
His maternal grandmother was Ida Mae Fitzpatrick. She was born in Arkansas, died California. On her birth certificate she is listed white. Her father born is Kentucky, white. Her mother born in Arkansas, white. A family history researcher has uploaded the birth certificate to an ancestry.com public tree. Many researchers have posted many family trees on all Tim's families, it is impressive how much work people are doing and how many family photos are up.
I don't know when Tim began using his current name. It was Cantrell in public records in California 1993. Iistowanohpataa in 2000 Lincoln, California.
In 2005 he was licensed as clergy, this listed in the Journal of the Diocese of Olympia, regarding their 2005 convention.
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So far I have found out that St. Marks Episcopal Church in Seattle jerked his license in 2007/2008 because of some of his antics. I was told that calling St. Marks would probably confirm if he was reinstated or not. I can't do that right now, or even this week, as we have a lot going on. What I can do is speak to one of the people who I was told would have info, when I see her Wednesday evening. If she comes to the dinner I will be at. I also may be able to get a hold of a counselor here in Suquamish who counseled 2 women that were involved in the incident that caused him to leave.
Oh, and this Sandra Paulsen lady? She was/is his landlady, but people suspected that they were more than landlady/renter. And even when she was around, he was very flirty with ladies. Oh, and he liked showing off his sundance scars. ick
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One family resarcher on ancestry.com states that Tim's mother married twice and that Cantrell was Tim's step father, raised him from about age 8 after his father had died. This claim says that his bio father was born in Texas and died in California. But they don't have records posted for all this. And records are not guarantee of biological fact anyway.
But the facts remain that he was born in California, is part of the fraudulent Ghosthorse/ Mattern group, and he is selling supposed Native "spiritual direction". His maternal grandmother was white and would not be the source of his name, as he claims. And Debbie is working on what is known of him here in Washington state.
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I was able to confirm that his mother was married before Cantrell:
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8V1-N5Z
Time wise this could be Tim's father. This man was white in census, born Texas, died California.
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I should clarify my earlier comment about family trees on ancestry.com - no one who has posted their own tree has explicitly posted Tim's name, since he is still living his name on public member created trees is marked " Private".
But there are many individual records that have Tim's and other family members info.
Tim (Timothy Lawrence) was born in 1946. His mother had married Lawrence Wentzel a year prior. Mr. Wentzel's heritage was ancestors from Germany and Austria who had settled in Texas. He had served honorably in military.
Lawrence Wentzel died in 1953.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=wentzel&GSbyrel=all&GSdy=1953&GSdyrel=in&GSob=n&GRid=74585463&df=all&
Tim's mother then is said to have married T.J. Cantrell when Tim was about 8. Mr. Cantrell's obit lists him as son, Tim's birth record says his surname is Cantrell, as do other records and Tim himself.
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I found an amail for St. Mark's and someone just emailed me that they will pass my email onto the person who can get me that information.
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So, as it happened, I was able to speak to someone from St. Mark's. And I am waiting for a call from someone higher up. But I did find out this: While Tim is an Episcopal priest, he is NOT PERMITTED to do anythingas, a priest in this diocese. The person I spoke to, is well aware of who he is, and has seen the website. He didn't want to say a whole lot because he felt I needed to speak to this other person. He also wanted to know if Tim is acting as a priest. I said I honestly could not answer that, but would tell him if I knew. Or found out anything. He also questioned who I was and why I wanted to know. I esplained I was just trying to be sure that people were not being spiritually abused.
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Tim did preach at this event this year https://m.facebook.com/events/950978808253497/ - I will keep an eye out for any other public priest activity. Maybe preaching is permitted.
Land blessing as Father Tim http://www.northkitsapherald.com/lifestyle/148178275.html
Jan 4, 2014 he served communion at a church, he has a photo of himself doing so on FB. He states in comments that the photo was taken that day.
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Just so folks know, the Episcopal Diocese of Olympia covers all of western Washington state. http://www.ecww.org/about-diocese St. Mark's Episcopal Cathedral in Seattle is the seat of the bishop of this diocese. So this is a large region in which Tim is not supposed to act as priest.
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I spoke with a woman in Olympia who is pretty high up in the Episcopal Church. She said he is not licensed here or in California. And she spoke to her Lutheran counterpart and he will no longer be used as a substitute priest in any Lutheran church. I don't have the why, but maybe I will find out this evening. I DID tell this person that Tim was NOT NDN. She was shocked and said that when he was made a priest he was ID'd as Native. I told her that his genealogy was showing him to be of Euro heritage. Her suggestion was to go to tribal groups he may be involved in and let them go after him for fraud.
Oh, and his thirty years in law enforcement was as a jail guard. I got that from people in my area.
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Still badly needed, definitive evidence about the allegations of what pushed him out of Suquamish.
I got confirmation from someone but she won't go on record. She says she has forgiven him. However, she wasn't the one ionvolved and that person may not be around any longer. Also, the other person who could give infor is counselor and would not likely say much..
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We received an email defending him from Sandra Paulsen of the Bainbridge Institute that has to be seen to be believed. She had a relationship with Cantrell and claims he *must* be Native because he has big feet. Then she went into an extended slander of a victim of Cantrell's, followed by the typical empty threat to sue.
Below is her email (defamation redacted) followed by my response.
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I am Dr. Sandra Paulsen, a licensed mental health professional in the state of Washington license number 00003111. My work is widely recognized, respected, and published internationally. You can see my curriculum vitae on my website at http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/. You can see my books at Amazon, and I have numerous book chapters and conference presentations as well.
I see that you are posting at http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=4709.0 the terrible things a very disturbed person has said about Tim, probably [redacted, a long series of defamations from Paulsen] has slandered him to me, trying to interfere with our friendship, so I see exactly how she operates and it is extremely destructive.
I have known Tim for over twelve years and he is an honorable and deeply Native man. One look at his face tells any observer that he indeed has Native blood. His skin is red in the summer, his feet are wide like Native feet. He has a recognizably Siksika countenance. He learned Native ways from his grandmother Ida whom he revered. She never registered tribally as she resented the bureaucracy of the US government. His biological father, now deceased, is a prominent Siksika man who did not claim his “illegitimate” son. Tim’s family photos of his mother and her kin are obviously Native. He was raised among Siksika and Lakota tradition in California. He received the button blanket on working in the Pacific Northwest among Salish people.
Tim is not remotely New Age. He is an ordained priest who was slandered within the churchby [defamation against two women removed]. Tim consistently speaks out against New Age appropriations of Native spirituality. I am careful in my reference to Native understandings myself, having been schooled by Tim over a decade.
Tim conducts, on rare occasion, at my request, spiritual direction and NOT therapy, never psychotherapy, and my website clearly states that he is not a mental health professional, as part of the auspices of the Bainbridge Institute, for those of my clients who request a deeper understand of Native spiritual ways. Tim is deeply Native and very devout. He has potent spiritual energy which has been misperceived by some very troubled people in the past, including now [defamation against two women removed] To be clear, Tim and I previously had a romantic relationship, which was in no way secret, and always was entirely public and above board, from 2003 through 2010 approximately. We are still good friends, and I am also good friends with his wife Kathy, who is a lovely Native person. My husband Jim Hermanson is a good friend of Tim as well. I have enclosed a picture of the two hard working men felling a tree together. Tim is obviously Native in that and any other photograph.
I know Tim well and respect him as a person, a priest, and a Native elder. It is troubling that a man as spiritual and dedicated as Tim is and as honoring of Native ways as he is would be treated as badly as he is being treated on your site. I urge you in the strongest terms to remove from your site all references to Tim and all references to me and the Bainbridge Institute for Integrative Psychology. People can sling mud anytime they want, but honorable people don’t carry that mud forward.
[Irrelevant sanctimony removed.]
This horrible betrayal of the man and the slander by [redacted] will become part of the story I will write, as will the way you conduct yourself in response to this reasonable and heartelt request. Please don’t add to the injury of a good and decent man. I am confident that you will remove all these slanderous references to Tim and any references to me or my institute, in order to avoid any further trouble, including legal trouble. I have copied my attorney on this for the record.
Thank you, Dr Sandra Paulsen
Cc: Charles J. Ferrera, Attorney at Law
Tim Iistowanohpataakiiwa, M.A.
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Ms. Paulsen, some of the racist stereotypes in your posts are truly appalling. You do realize other people besides Natives have big feet and that Natives don't actually have "red skin"? What you write is one step away from saying he says "How! Ugh! Me likum!" I really have to question where you acquired such ugly racist beliefs.
On top of that, your sexism is almost as bad, repeating the "scorned woman" stereotype and engaging in personal attacks on the victims at length. This is beyond bigotry, all the way into being deeply unethical on your part.
Cantrell is part of one of the worst Nuage fraud outfits out there, the Matterns, a white family calling itself "Ghosthorse." Again this shows poor judgment and research on your part.
We will publish your claims online, minus your extended slander of a victim of Mr. Cantrell's. Others can judge for themselves how poorly your defamation and bigotry reflects on your institute.
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I have seen him up close and personal and he doesn't look NDN to me. First time I saw him, I wondered why a white man was wearing a ribbon shirt and braids. And if he gets red in the summer, perhaps he needs sun screen. 8)
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Folks, I'm soooo grateful I joined this forum, for now I know I'm native, too... I've got it on good authority:
His skin is red in the summer, his feet are wide like Native feet.
Wow, so my skin is also red in the summer, and my feet are wide like Native feet. I'm at a loss of words for gratefulness!
And now, brothers and sisters ----- where's my Indian money? ? ? ?
: sarcasm off :
I'd just like to know whether Dr Paulsen's *face* turned - errrm: native when she sent this mail.... In which case I'll probably be generous and pass 5% of my Indian money to her. If there were a legal limit to talking BS, Paulsen would be miles beyond that. Or probably lightyears...
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By the way, what is this:
He has a recognizably Siksika countenance.
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now I have to laugh what do they mean our feet are wide I will have you know I have small feet whoever heard
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now I have to laugh what do they mean our feet are wide I will have you know I have small feet whoever heard
They probably believed what they heard in one of those Nike commercials.
OMG, she thinks NDNS have red skin in the summer. Honey, that's called a sunburn. White people get them, mostly.
Painted goose, or time to call Fish and Wildlife?
(http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/Tim_good_feather_smile_edited.JPG)
(http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/2007_Tim_Regalia_op_800x600.jpg)
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Paulsen sent more emails, doing her best Donald Trump impression, doubling down on her racism and defamation, even demanding apologies.
First two are hers, followed by response from me.
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I think you misunderstood. I didn’t say big feet, but wide feet, which my Native friends have said is sometimes (not always) characteristic of Native physiognomy. Big feet wasn’t the point. I love my Native friends physiognomy. The contempt is not coming from me, it is yours. I am full of love for the different looks and bodies of different races, and find it all beautiful....Tim’s physiognomy is Native, utterly and completely Native and very wonderful, including his wide feet. That’s not racist, to honor who and how he is. It is unfair and unkind to try to deny his identity, which is Native, deeply Native.
You have besmirched me and my character, unfairly, and preferred the statements of [defamation redacted] I have a good number of Native friends from several tribes, Aneshenaabe, Lakota, Siksika, Seneca, Navajo, Native Hawaiian, Inuit, Tulalip, and because of my specialty in trauma, I donate considerable time providing free consultation to Native therapists working on various reservations and cities here and in Canada using special procedures to heal trauma.
[More very extended defamation redacted] Please consider that possibility that he is the one being victimized, that you are demonizing a Native man, favoring the hurtful words of a...person trying to destroy yet another Native priest who walks the Red Road.
In my life, you are the first person to call me a racist. I marched in the civil rights era and am always honoring of people’s path, no matter where it begins, if it is conceived in truth. You are the first in 62 years to call me a sexist, that’s pretty funny really. I was a feminist activist since age 19 and have made a fine reputation for myself in spite of the glass ceiling. [extended sanctimony]
What she said about Tim is false. What I am saying is true.
Hou.
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I insist that you apologize for the irresponsible act of calling me racist for saying the simple truth that Native feet are sometimes wider....
I also insist you apologize for the absurd statement that I must be a sexist because I challenge the unfair allegations of a woman who is misbehaving by making untrue allegations about Tim.
Finally, Tim was raised with traditional ways by his grandmother, though his urban mother eschewed all things Native, as did his adoptive father who was white (Cantrell). He lived also, growing up, with both Lakota and Siksika people. How unfair to say there is only one path to being a traditional Native. Many urban native people aren’t living in their traditional tribal land and so find other community still honoring traditional ways.
I have conducted myself entirely ethically in this regard, and I respectfully suggest you might well examine your own motives and actions, which are reckless.
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If have evidence...let's see it.
And yes, you are a flaming racist, proved by half a dozen further racist statements in your email. You have now been correctly called a racist by a whole forum of over 2000 people from dozens of tribes. If you can't see your own racism, that is sad.
Neither I nor any other members of NAFPS will apologize for correctly pointing out you are deeply racist, deeply sexist, and that you are promoting and defending an obvious white imposter and Nuage exploiter.
You also do not help your case by your condescending racism, White-splaining Native traditions to Native people.
You could help your case by recognizing and apologizing for your racism and sexism, cutting all ties to Cantrell and realizing he is not what he claims to be.
Contrary to your paranoid and sexist claims, the information on Cantrell comes from other sources who are not the people you defame. You should cease and apologize for such a lack of ethics.
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Paulsen sent more emails ...
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What she said about Tim is false. What I am saying is true.
Hou.
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Huh?
Ms. Paulsen, Are you pretending to be an owl? Or were you also taken in by this fraud:
http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=2278.msg18154#msg18154
Now, after a long period of slumber, the Iladurarrak are returning as people of European heritage are called back to the ways of their Asaba -their Ancestors during this great time of change. Hou! Hou!
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http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/Sandra.html
Anyone ever look at her website? Horrible, horrible. She has the racist and stereotypical Native images, and of course she has a famous Indian bio, Geronimo...? Why she has this on her website I don't know and it's partnered with the Wolf, buffalo, her now dead horses and assortment of other live and dead therapy animals. What would Indians be without being associated with animals...Lol!
It appears her exposure on NAFPS might be cutting into her racist business and credibility. Hmmm...no wonder she has her panties in such a twist.
Lim lemtsh,
Diana
http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/Sandra.html
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The contempt is not coming from me, it is yours.
Actually, it is coming from *you*.
I am full of love for the different looks and bodies of different races, and find it all beautiful....
Now this might come as a huuuge surprise to Dr Paulsen ----- there is only one human race.
But thanks to her for letting us know what it may be she's full of.
Tim’s physiognomy is Native, utterly and completely Native and very wonderful, including his wide feet.
It makes one wonder what other parts Dr Paulsen may perceive as 'utterly Native', and why...
I have a good number of Native friends from several tribes,
Does she really give us this ancient BS along the lines of „Some of my best friends are...“ - the prime identifier of a racist?
It seems she does.
Please consider that possibility that he is the one being victimized, that you are demonizing a Native man, favoring the hurtful words of a...person trying to destroy yet another Native priest who walks the Red Road.
For a person claiming feminist activist from age 19, this is rich.
Dr Paulsen also may want to phrase far more carefully in future, as the above sentence can easily be (mis)understood to express the notion that the 'person' accusing Cantrell destroyed *another* Native priest before.
In my life, you are the first person to call me a racist. I marched in the civil rights era […]
So you marched in the civil rights era? For and with whom?
If you ever did participate in any civil rights march on the pro side, your former co-protesters will be the first ones to throw stones, and rightly so. Your e-mails repeat several stereotypes and assumptions, they make use of a racist terminology.
Plus you are cooperating and defending a person who according to our research is cooperating with a plastic shame-on who goes by the name of 'Buck Ghosthorse'.
You are the first in 62 years to call me a sexist, that’s pretty funny really. I was a feminist activist since age 19 and have made a fine reputation for myself in spite of the glass ceiling.
The first in 62 years? Perhaps you didn't listen too closely?
I am about your age and have been active in the feminist movement about the same time you were. We would have thrown you out of any women's centre for giving such a great example of demonising a woman who accuses her assaulter. You, Dr Paulsen, are repeating the BS which was regarded 'common knowledge' in the domcult way back then: it's always the woman's fault, the man always has angelic qualities, has been provoked into whatever by an evil, scheming bitch. But it seems you gave us the reason for your intervention in your first e-mail:
To be clear, Tim and I previously had a romantic relationship
What she said about Tim is false. What I am saying is true.
Hou.
Apparently Dr Paulsen does not quite see that the use of stereotypical Hollywood ndn grunts will do nothing for her in these boards. At least nothing remotely positive. It just unmasks her racism.
I have conducted myself entirely ethically in this regard, and I respectfully suggest you might well examine your own motives and actions, which are reckless.
Entirely ethical? Stereotypes, racism, sexism and 'entirely ethical'? What an effin load of white supremacy and entitledness.
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Paulsen sent more emails ...
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What she said about Tim is false. What I am saying is true.
Hou.
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Huh?
Ms. Paulsen, Are you pretending to be an owl? Or were you also taken in by this fraud:
http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=2278.msg18154#msg18154
Now, after a long period of slumber, the Iladurarrak are returning as people of European heritage are called back to the ways of their Asaba -their Ancestors during this great time of change. Hou! Hou!
I admit it's a tempting conclusion. But when you take a look at her website and see what a mess she makes of some Lakota terms.... E.g. "tiospia", "Tonkashila"...
I'd rather take this for another nice case of white supremacy: Any way Great White Father wishes to spell ndn words will be okay. Poor ndn only expected to say 'Thank you, sir'. : sarcasm off :
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http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/Sandra.html
She has the racist and stereotypical Native images, and of course she has a famous Indian bio, Geronimo...? Why she has this on her website I don't know and it's partnered with the Wolf, buffalo, her now dead horses and assortment of other live and dead therapy animals. What would Indians be without being associated with animals...Lol!
This kind of sums it up. Plus: "[Sandra Paulsen] has chosen to walk the Native American spiritual path."
That's not something that non-Natives get to "choose." Not to mention there's not just one.
*smh*
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Whoah. This video: http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/CankuWakan.html
Sandra... We know it's hard to learn someone you've supported is not who they claimed to be. We get it. Many of us have been there. But if you think the stuff on that page is legit... I think it's very probable you've never really been around Indians before. Seriously, that's not NDN.
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It'd be nice if Sandra Paulsen would actually have the respect to post to the board.
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Supposed podiatric differences in 'Native American' feet are mainly due to the high incidence of diabetes. Lots of people with diabetes have high volume feet. And most people that don't use sun screen have red skin in the summer. This is sounding like quackery from a lady who have a Phd. We are supposed to believe a white lady over indian people because she says so. This is highly privileged on her part. It concerns me that she is so willing to discount claims of abuse when she is in a position of power with her clients. I am not making accusations however I am very concerned about how she may treat clients who are survivors of abuse.
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I am not making accusations however I am very concerned about how she may treat clients who are survivors of abuse
That worries me too.
I also want to say to Ms. Paulsen, cause I think she is reading this board, that the person YOU named was not among the names of those I heard. And as for an "unbalanced" woman from "the church" being to blame for him losing his credentials, wrong. I personally spoke to people at the Diocese in Seattle and from the regional in Olympia to see what was what. While they wouldn't go into specifics, I was told they did a thorough investigation. They spoke to many people. But call them yourself---if you dare. Because then you will know that it wasn't 2 women, you viewed as unbalanced that are to blame for his losing his credentials. You will see that it was Tim himself.
I only wish I had further questioned my late friend, Tony, when he said that Tim shouldn't be teaching NDN things. I am sure he knew something more than what the church and others have found.
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I am not making accusations however I am very concerned about how she may treat clients who are survivors of abuse.] I am not making accusations however I am very concerned about how she may treat clients who are survivors of abuse
That worries me too.
I also want to say to Ms. Paulsen, cause I think she is reading this board, that the person YOU named was not among the names of those I heard. And as for an "unbalanced" woman from "the church" being to blame for him losing his credentials, wrong. I personally spoke to people at the Diocese in Seattle and from the regional in Olympia to see what was what. While they wouldn't go into specifics, I was told they did a thorough investigation. They spoke to many people. But call them yourself---if you dare. Because then you will know that it wasn't 2 women, you viewed as unbalanced that are to blame for his losing his credentials. You will see that it was Tim himself.
I only wish I had further questioned my late friend, Tony, when he said that Tim shouldn't be teaching NDN things. I am sure he knew something more than what the church and others have found.
Unless the woman Ms. Paulsen is a client or former client she has no business diagnosing one of Cantrell's accusers as unbalanced. If the woman is or was a client then she has made a serious ethical breach.
The vilifying a survivor of abuse by a licensed clinician is a cause for serious concern. I'm not sure why Paulsen thinks this is acceptable behavior for an individual in her position.
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Unless the woman Ms. Paulsen is a client or former client she has no business diagnosing one of Cantrell's accusers as unbalanced. If the woman is or was a client then she has made a serious ethical breach.
The vilifying a survivor of abuse by a licensed clinician is a cause for serious concern. I'm not sure why Paulsen thinks this is acceptable behavior for an individual in her position.
Very good points. If she is licensed, she needs to step lightly.
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http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/AboutTim.html
He also claims to be a residential school survivor. I'm at a loss for words.
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There is no Timothy Cantrell or Timothy Iistowanohpataakiiwa listed as a competitor of any US shooting team. Even if he did not shoot but was on a team he would be listed. I've emailed to confirm. http://www.usashooting.org/alumni-association/usst-members (http://www.usashooting.org/alumni-association/usst-members)
Loudcrow thanks for pointing out that he's supposedly a residential school survivor. This seems to be a popular claim as of late and a disturbing one at that. I'm sure that neither Tim nor Ms Paulsen will be forthcoming as to which school he supposedly attended. Some of the schools do have a public list of alumni..
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I remembered Piff posting about his high school on page 1. He was bragging to his classmates on Classmates.com and this is the quote from Piff,
I am retired from Law enforcement, went back to school at University of British Columbia and got my Masters. Now I am working as a Priest within the Episcopal Church. I have a church here on the Reservation. My name in school was Cantrell, but I have gone back to my real name, Iistowanohpataakiiwa. I can be reached at the big Y message system under the name istowan
I also looked him up on classmates.com and here are the schools he went to, Timothy (Cantrell, Cantrell (iistowan)) Iistowanohpataakiiwa
El Rancho High School, Pico Rivera, CA, 1961-1965
North Park Middle School, Pico Rivera, CA, 1958-1961
http://www.bainbridgepsychology.com/AboutTim.html
He also claims to be a residential school survivor. I'm at a loss for words.
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So we're only missing the name of the elementary school he went to. My guess is it's one in California.
He has only lived in two states in his entire life: California and Washington:
Timothy L Cantrell
69 years old
SPONSORED:
Personal Info|Contact Info|Online Photos|Address History
ADDITIONAL NAMES:
Timothy J Cantrell, Timothy Iistowanohpataakiisa, Timothy Iistowanchpataakiiwa, Timothy Iistowanohpataakiiwa
PLACES:
Bonanza Way, Loomis, California N Holbrook Street, Anaheim, California 5811 Prairie Way, Lincoln, California Cole Avenue, Highland, California E Holbrook Street, Anaheim, California Poulsbo, Washington
ASSOCIATED WITH:
Timothy Jason Cantrell , Tuj J Cantrell , Jason J Cantrell , Kimberly M Cantrell , Pauline P Cantrell , Janice Marie Prescott , Cosette Ratliffcantrell
I'm wondering which residential school he went to in California and how Ida managed to steal him away from it. I've decided not to hold my
breath while I wait for an answer.
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I am still trying to wrap my head around how he can lie about being a residential school survivor AND post on classmates.com about public schools. :o
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I can't figure that one out either. I don't think residential school survivors are using classmates.com but I could be wrong ;)
I'm also curious about the three last names he uses/used: Iistowanohpataakiisa, Iistowanchpataakiiwa and Iistowanohpataakiiwa.
" My name in school was Cantrell, but I have gone back to my real name, Iistowanohpataakiiwa."
Did he not know how to spell his real name and it took several tries to get it right? Sorry, but I don't understand this either.
I sure hope he or his lady friend shows up here to explain how this works.
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I'm sure you'll remember Ida .... the one who rescued Timothy from the residential school. Here she is
listed on the 1900 U.S. Census:
Ida Fitzpatrick
United States Census, 1900
Name Ida Fitzpatrick
Event Type Census
Event Year 1900
Event Place Liberty & White Oak Townships, Van Buren, Arkansas, United States
Gender Female
Age 1
Marital Status Single
Race White
Race (Original) W
Relationship to Head of Household Daughter
Relationship to Head of Household (Original) Daughter
Birth Date Oct 1899
Birthplace Arkansas
Father's Birthplace Kentucky
Mother's Birthplace Arkansas
Household
Role
Gender
Age
Birthplace
H William Fitzpatrick Head M 42 Kentucky
Vesta Fitzpatrick Wife F 25 Arkansas
Mary Fitzpatrick Daughter F 12 Arkansas
Ralph Fitzpatrick Son M 9 Arkansas
James Fitzpatrick Son M 5 Arkansas
Clide Fitzpatrick Daughter F 3 Indian Territory
Ida Fitzpatrick Daughter F 1 Arkansas
Citing this Record
"United States Census, 1900," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M3XD-9TV : accessed 16 December 2015), Ida Fitzpatrick in household of H William Fitzpatrick, Liberty & White Oak Townships, Van Buren, Arkansas, United States; citing sheet 3B, family 52, NARA microfilm publication T623 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.); FHL microfilm 1,240,078.
Her sister, Clide, was born in Indian Territory (Oklahoma) and is also listed as being White.
This family is, indeed, very well documented. None of them are Native and none of them lived any where near the Blackfoot Reservation in Montana.
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Just an update: Tim and his partner, Kathy "Saokiikasakkoo", have moved to New Mexico.