Australian aboriginal "sorry business" and culturally appropriate counseling

Australian aboriginal "sorry business" and culturally appropriate counseling / authors, Robina Otrupcek, Maureen Sulter and Beryl Dowd.

The grief suffered across the generations by Indigenous Australians over the last 200 years is often the source of the current discontent that has lead to many mental health issues. The intention of this presentation is to look at important aspects of Aboriginal cultures to enable useful assistance...

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Format: Video
Language:English
Published: Auckland, N.Z. : Australian Counseling Association, 2010.
Series:Counseling and therapy in video.
Subjects:
Cross-cultural counseling > Australia.
Aboriginal Australians > Psychology.
Psychology - Therapy and counselling - Grief and trauma.
Aboriginal Australians > Psychology
Cross-cultural counseling
Australia
Educational.
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Summary:The grief suffered across the generations by Indigenous Australians over the last 200 years is often the source of the current discontent that has lead to many mental health issues. The intention of this presentation is to look at important aspects of Aboriginal cultures to enable useful assistance in this grief. An attempt to understand and accept these differences and generate the respect that will improve the success rate in therapeutic approaches.
Physical Description:1 online resource (27 min.)
Audience:For professional psychology therapists and psychology students.
Participant or Performer:Presenter: Robina Otrupcek.
Language:English.

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