超越关怀:验证第一民族心理健康框架

Grace Kyoon-Achan, Naser Ibrahim, R. Eni, W. Phillips-Beck, J. Lavoie, K. Kinew, A. Katz
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在世界范围内,土著人民注重健康,而不仅仅是控制疾病。我们已经详细阐述了早先与马尼托巴第一民族(FN)共同制定的心理健康框架。本文进一步探讨了与FN Elders先前共享的主题相关的更广泛的社区观点。调查是在8个FN参与社区中按家庭进行的简单随机抽样。我们确定了从健康框架中产生的共鸣,以扩大对FN社区心理健康的理解。适当应用传统的保健知识和做法,可提高FN人民的自我意识,并有助于精神健康。
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Beyond Care: Validating a First Nations Mental Wellness Framework
Worldwide, Indigenous peoples focus on being well rather than merely managing diseases and illnesses. We have elaborated on a mental wellness framework earlier developed with Manitoba First Nations (FN). This article further explores wider community perspectives in relation to the themes previously shared by FN Elders. Surveys were administered to a simple random sample of participants by household in 8 participating FN communities. We determined what resonates from the wellness framework in order to expand understanding of mental wellness in FN communities. Appropriate application of traditional health knowledge and practices may result in increased self-awareness and contribute to mental well-being in FN people.
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