Indigenous Peoples experience disproportionately higher rates of problematic substance
use. These problems are situated in a context of individual and intergenerational trauma …

Objective: This conceptual article addresses “best practices” for Indigenous Peoples in the
United States and Canada. This topic is “thorny” both pragmatically (eg, rare representation …

Issues The transgenerational impacts of colonisation—inclusive of dispossession,
intergenerational trauma, racism, social and economic exclusion and marginalisation …

The field of clinical child and adolescent psychology is in critical need of transformation to
effectively meet the mental health needs of marginalized and minoritized youth. As a field …

Indigenous Peoples experience significant health inequities that must be understood in
relation to historical and ongoing colonialism, racism, and discrimination. The occupational …

Background Ontario has one of the highest rates of substance-related harms in Canada.
Residential treatment programs in the province provide a variety of in-house treatment …

Indigenous individuals in Canada disproportionally experience higher rates of substance
use concerns. This study examined clinical practices currently implemented with Indigenous …

Abstract Purpose of Review The role of alcohol varies considerably among Indigenous
Peoples and is the backdrop of persistent stereotypes despite decades of research. This …

Aim: Contrary to expectations, studies of racial-ethnic disparities in substance use disorder
(SUD) treatment frequently uncover minority-majority parity in access and utilization of …

Problematic substance use is one of the top disparities affecting Indigenous people. Among
non-Indigenous people, specific personality traits and drinking motives are associated with …