The current paper reviews research that has explored the intergenerational effects of the
Indian Residential School (IRS) system in Canada, in which Aboriginal children were forced to …

Stressful events may have immediate effects on well-being, and by influencing appraisal
processes, coping methods, life styles, parental behaviours, as well as behavioural and …

From 1863 to 1996, many Aboriginal children in Canada were forced to attend Indian Residential
Schools (IRSs), where many experienced neglect, abuse, and the trauma of separation …

The present investigation examined the relationship between perceived discrimination and
depressive symptoms among First Nations adults in Canada (N= 220). It was considered that …

As part of a government policy of assimilation beginning in the mid-1800s, a large proportion
of Aboriginal children in Canada were forcibly removed from their homes to attend Indian …

Objective: Suicide rates among Indigenous peoples in Canada are at least twice that of their
non-Indigenous counterparts. Although contemporary stressors contribute to this increased …

“Hope has a great power…. When we face failures, hope can be medicine that can heal the
wounds… and make us to go live the life and attain success in life.” Author unknown Along …

A large body of literature explores historical trauma or intergenerational trauma among
Aboriginal communities around the globe. This literature connects contemporary forms of social …

Perceived discrimination has consistently been shown to be associated with diminished
mental health, but the psychological processes underlying this link are less well understood. …

Using three nationally representative Aboriginal Peoples Surveys (2001, 2006 and 2012, n
= 68,040), we examined income-related inequalities in self-perceived poor/fair general …