Indigenous youth in many countries face high levels of mental health problems, including
suicide. While many of the relevant strategies for the promotion of mental health and well …

Objective. Suicide and suicidal behaviors among North American Indigenous (American
Indian/First Nations) youth represents an important health disparity that tragically affects …

Introduction Many mental health concerns emerge in adolescence and young adulthood,
making this a critical period to initiate early interventions for mental health promotion and …

Indigenous youth in North America experience mental health inequities compared to White
peers, including a higher prevalence of depression, anxiety, suicide, and substance use …

Indigenous people span the world and number in the hundreds of millions. Rich in diversity
and distinctiveness, Indigenous cultural groups are spread across nearly every continent …

Indigenous youth are the fastest growing population in Canada, yet are marked by profound
and disproportionate personal, societal, political, and colonial barriers that predispose them …

Introduction: Many Indigenous peoples around the world are disproportionately affected by
mental health challenges, due to intergenerational and collective trauma stemming from …

Objective: Recently, Indigenous academics have evolved an Indigenist discourse that
centralises Indigenous 'ways of knowing, being and doing'. Through this dialogue …

The articles in this issue of Transcultural Psychiatry point the way toward meaningful
advances in mental health research pertaining to Indigenous peoples, illuminating the …

Colonial projects in Canada have a long history of violently intervening into the personal
lives and social structures of Indigenous peoples. These interventions are associated with …