Background Despite facing challenges to mental wellness from ongoing multifold trauma,
Indigenous youth continue to galvanize their resilience. One pathway undertaken is …

Mental health care in the US is at a critical crisis, compounded with a severe shortage of
providers. The cost burden is immense, with severe disparity seen in traditionally …

Introduction A history of colonization and assimilation have resulted in social, economic, and
political disparities for Indigenous people in Canada. Decades of discriminatory policies (eg …

Objective: First Nations peoples experience disproportionate health inequities compared to
most non-Indigenous populations. Historical trauma is one factor that has received growing …

Background Similar to many other resource poor settings, due to competing priorities, injury
is often neglected in the Pacific Islands despite being a prevalent cause of death and …

There has been limited research on improving Internet-delivered Cognitive Behavioural
Therapy (ICBT) in routine online therapy clinics that serve people from diverse ethnocultural …

Objective Depression is one of the costliest and most prevalent health conditions in the US
with 21 million adults having experienced at least one major depressive episode. Despite …

Introduction Integrating primary care services in mental healthcare facilities is an uncommon
model of care in the United States that could bring several benefits (eg, improved access to …

Background Undergraduate students are particularly in need of mental health support, but
demand has far surpassed resources. This gap between mental health diagnoses and …

Methods: This study utilized the 2017 Aboriginal Peoples Survey, which includes data on the
social and economic conditions of First Nations people living off reserve aged 15 years and …