Native people have long known the ways of wholeness and health, much of which is derived from the lands and resources they stewarded since time immemorial. The Piikani Health Program aims to restore and reclaim ancient ways of holistic health and mental well-being through Indigenous-led research, evidence-based practice, and the development of translational models. Trained in both Western biomedical research methodologies and traditional knowledge applications, the PLHI staff deliver evidence-based, culturally relevant, trauma-informed interventions. In the process, we are building local research capacity and supporting Indigenous scholarship and professional development. Our programming focuses on restoring a traditional Plains Indian diet, on the land movement such as plant walks, horseback riding, and skiing, and Four Seasons Culture Camps that restore traditional ways of being and belonging.