CrossCurrents Autumn 2006

CrossCurrents

• Focus: Healing the spirit - Aboriginal paths to health and wellness
  • Coming full circle - Cultural restoration for First Nations wellness
  • Sacred smoke, silent killer - Spiritual use or tobacco abuse?
  • Western medicine meets traditional healing
  • Longing to return home - From intergenerational trauma to intergenerational healing
  • Arctic pain - Inuit trauma/addiction program tackles massive challenge
  • Doing time to heal - Cultural understanding key to treatment with aboriginal offenders
  • Q&A - Medication overprescription among aboriginal women
• Note from the Editor
• A View from CAMH
• Profile
  • STOP Smoking project makes a good start
• News
  • Sexual minority youth speak out about homelessness
  • International resilience project identifies youth strengths
• Research Update
  • nicotine and schizophrenia / coffee and cirrhosis risk / school anti-bullying programs / gender and domestic violence / breast milk and drug-dependent mothers / children of depressed parents / behavioural problems predict substance use
• Downloaded
• The Last Word
  • Why is progress so slow on supportive housing? A consumer perspective
• Conferences

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