Objectives: Indigenous youth who identify themselves as First Nations, Métis or Inuit living in
Canada between the ages of 12-25 experience higher rates of depression and suicide than …

Introduction: Almost forty percent of all Indigenous Queenslanders are younger than fifteen
years of age. It is well known that Indigenous children and young people experience higher …

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 …

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 …

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

Objective In many Indigenous communities, youth mental health services are inadequate.
Six Indigenous communities participating in the ACCESS Open Minds (AOM) network …

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

In this article, we discuss the construct of cultural safety in relation to the ethics, politics, and
practice of implementation research in Indigenous communities. We convened a 3-day …

Indigenous youth in Canada experience adverse health outcomes at disproportionate rates
to their non-Indigenous peers. The impacts of colonial efforts maintain the dispossession of …

Background Mental health disparities between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in
Canada are related to underlying economic, social, and political inequities that are legacies …