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

Objective: The aims were to review progress in Indigenous mental health over the past 25
years and to identify possible directions for the next 25 years. Method: Māori involvement in …

Contributing to developing and supporting sustainable mental health and social well being
for Indigenous Australians living in remote communities is complex, with much diversity …

Background There is an urgent need for culturally and contextually relevant mental health
support for First Nations, Inuit and Métis youth. Objective Our aim was to identify mental …

Indigenous Australians are currently hospitalised for mental health disorders at significantly
higher rates than members of the non-Indigenous population. In this context, the …

Objective: Indigenous young people are known to have adverse demographic and
psychosocial factors affecting worse mental health outcomes and some household factors …

Nearly a decade ago (1988) Australians celebrated the bicentennial of British settlement in
New South Wales. Indigenous Australians, despite their small numbers, were prominent at …

Understanding the complexity of another culture's health concerns is fraught with difficulty,
yet 'ways forward'abound. Many researchers, including Indigenous people, have recorded …

Over the last three decades the arena of Indigenous affairs in Australia has been
transformed and re-transformed. Most recently the reorganisation and subsequent demise of …

Objectives: This paper presents two arguments relevant to both past and present efforts to
improve Indigenous health. It advocates for ways of thinking about and doing health …