土著背景下的精神残疾。

Lewis Mehl-Madrona, Barbara Mainguy
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人们认为,北美土著居民的心理健康状况比主流文化更不稳定。残疾是由贫穷、无家可归和缺乏资源的状况造成的,而对北美原住民来说,征服的历史创伤、被安置在保留地、寄宿学校和持续的歧视使这些状况更加复杂。我们提出了文化敏感和同步的干预项目,可以减少土著精神残疾的影响,并讨论了这些庆祝文化、语言和传统的项目之间的共性。
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Mental disabilities in an Aboriginal context.

Aboriginal (meaning original peoples) North American mental health is acknowledged to be in a more precarious state than that of the dominant cultures. Disability arises from the conditions of poverty, homelessness, and lack of resources that are compounded for North American aboriginal people by the historical trauma of conquest, being placed on reservations, residential schools, and continued discrimination. We present culturally sensitive and syntonic intervention programs that can reduce the impact of Aboriginal mental disabilities and discuss the commonality among these programs of celebrating culture, language, and tradition.

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