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

culture as a strength and protective factor for Aboriginal people and their mental health:Untitled Bingo - Call List

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