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Abstract
This article describes Building A Nation, a store front program located in the heart of the core neighbourhood (west side) of Saskatoon and its use of the Medicine Wheel in providing a blend of traditional and western support services including supportive therapy to those who come through its doors. This article begins with a discussion of the need for culturally safe and competent counselling programs and how Building A Nation meets that need. Following this the paper discusses the Medicine Wheel and how the Medicine Wheel is used in the Building A Nation program. This article is a step toward completing the recommendation by the Aboriginal Healing Foundation that Building A Nation “provide more clarity about how western and traditional healing methods complement each other or blend together (Aboriginal Healing Foundation 2006, p. 275).
这篇文章描述了Building A Nation,一个位于萨斯卡通核心社区中心(西侧)的店面项目,它利用医药轮提供传统和西方的混合支持服务,包括对那些来到它门口的人的支持治疗。本文首先讨论了对文化上安全和有能力的咨询项目的需求,以及建设一个国家如何满足这种需求。在此之后,本文讨论了药轮以及如何在建设国家计划中使用药轮。这篇文章是朝着完成土著愈合基金会的建议迈出的一步,即“建设一个国家”,它更清楚地说明了西方和传统的愈合方法是如何相互补充或融合在一起的(土著愈合基金会2006年,第275页)。