The Aboriginalperspective ofhealth is aH_______approachList one aspect ofAboriginal culturethat empowersAboriginal people:  Give one example ofa culturally specificintervention programfor mental health:   Who developeda model ofcommunityhealing ?  Write down onebenefit of thekinship system onmental health:   community basedcare was betterthanhospitalisation forwhich mentalillness?  Name onerisk factor toconnectionto culture: Free!Whodevelopedthe We Al-liprogram?  Name onerisk factor toconnectionto culture:  Name one factorthat reinforcesconnection toculture:   Name one factorthat reinforcesconnection toculture:   Who said: “strongerconnections to cultureand country buildstronger individual andcollective identities, asense of self-esteem,resilience”?  True or false? With arich understanding ofculture, a "one sizefits all" method canbe applied tostrategies that dealwith mental healthissues List one aspect ofAboriginal culturethat empowersAboriginal people:  True or false?instances of severemental illness werevery common intraditional Aboriginalculture.The Aboriginalperspective ofhealth is aH_______approachList one aspect ofAboriginal culturethat empowersAboriginal people:  Give one example ofa culturally specificintervention programfor mental health:   Who developeda model ofcommunityhealing ?  Write down onebenefit of thekinship system onmental health:   community basedcare was betterthanhospitalisation forwhich mentalillness?  Name onerisk factor toconnectionto culture: Free!Whodevelopedthe We Al-liprogram?  Name onerisk factor toconnectionto culture:  Name one factorthat reinforcesconnection toculture:   Name one factorthat reinforcesconnection toculture:   Who said: “strongerconnections to cultureand country buildstronger individual andcollective identities, asense of self-esteem,resilience”?  True or false? With arich understanding ofculture, a "one sizefits all" method canbe applied tostrategies that dealwith mental healthissues List one aspect ofAboriginal culturethat empowersAboriginal people:  True or false?instances of severemental illness werevery common intraditional Aboriginalculture.

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  1. The Aboriginal perspective of health is a H_______ approach
  2. List one aspect of Aboriginal culture that empowers Aboriginal people:
  3. Give one example of a culturally specific intervention program for mental health:
  4. Who developed a model of community healing ?
  5. Write down one benefit of the kinship system on mental health:
  6. community based care was better than hospitalisation for which mental illness?
  7. Name one risk factor to connection to culture:
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  9. Who developed the We Al-li program?
  10. Name one risk factor to connection to culture:
  11. Name one factor that reinforces connection to culture:
  12. Name one factor that reinforces connection to culture:
  13. Who said: “stronger connections to culture and country build stronger individual and collective identities, a sense of self-esteem, resilience”?
  14. True or false? With a rich understanding of culture, a "one size fits all" method can be applied to strategies that deal with mental health issues
  15. List one aspect of Aboriginal culture that empowers Aboriginal people:
  16. True or false? instances of severe mental illness were very common in traditional Aboriginal culture.