In Decolonizing Trauma Work, Renee Linklater explores healing and wellness in Indigenous
communities on Turtle Island. Drawing on a decolonizing approach, which puts the “soul …

Qualitative researchers are continually seeking approaches that will yield in-depth and high-
quality interview data. Incorporating a timelining method adds a visual representation …

In response to provincial and national calls for whole school approaches, and in the hope to
support new teacher competencies aimed at promoting mental health, this paper considers …

This dissertation explores the areas of healing and wellness within Indigenous communities
on Turtle Island. By drawing on a decolonising approach to Indigenous health research, this …

The purpose of this study was to document the perspectives and experiences of five
Indigenous Elders on the potential for Indigenous and Western healing paradigms and …

Research has shown that effective counseling interventions for many Indigenous Peoples
infuse Indigenous worldviews, values, and practices into treatment. Research has also …

Métis people are one of the three distinct Indigenous peoples of Canada with a unique
history, culture, and community structure, with Métis conceptualizations of wellness …

Indigenous people in Canada have endured and survived many traumas as a result of the
legacy of colonization, which have negatively impacted their social determinants of health …

In post-modern inquiry, context is of paramount importance. However, portrayal of
participants' many-faceted and complex realities presents a particular challenge to the …

There are unequivocal health disparities, both physical and mental, between the Indigenous
and non-Indigenous peoples of Canada. Utilizing narrative inquiry, a qualitative …