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Developing Factors and Treatment of Substance Addiction in Indigenous Populations
(2021-08)Indigenous Peoples have experienced multiple forms of trauma for many generations that are still present today. The impact of colonizers’ attempts to rid Indigenous peoples of their culture and identity led to experiences ... -
Rural School Instructional Leadership and Student Mentorship: Supporting Students Affected by a Global Pandemic
(2021-07)Principals are responsible for overseeing the academic achievement of students in their charge, despite any difficult situations. Although maintaining a high standard of education within a global pandemic such as COVID-19 ... -
On the Path to Success for Indigenous Students: Utilizing Culturally Responsive Leadership Practices in Kindergarten to Grade 12 Schools
(2021-07)For many Indigenous students, education can be difficult as they are met with numerous barriers inhibiting their ability to connect and engage with the curriculum. Unfortunately, this is in large part due to the intergenerational ... -
Trauma in Schools: Adjusting Perspective and Practice to Support Students
(2021-08)Exposure to trauma is prevalent and has been observed as an expanding health concern (Solomon & Heide, 2005). Students exposed to trauma face a range of adverse effects across physical, emotional, social, and cognitive ... -
Songs of Hope and Resilience During Adolescence: Narratives of Survival and Healing through Trauma and Grief
(2021-08-31)During Adolescence, songs often influence identity development. As youth develop, song can inspire hope and resilience enabling the individual to cope and heal from both trauma and grief. With the therapeutic guidance of ... -
The Duality of Equity and Quality in American History: Through the Lens of Arts Education in Marginalized Communities in Chicago
(2021)Examining the historical trajectory of American arts education exposes two intersectional themes: quality and equity. This research study addressed the need for equitable, quality arts programming in schools across America. ... -
The Use of Adventure Therapy to Support Adolescents with Depression
(2021-08)Depression amongst adolescents is on the rise and is of great concern. Literature suggests that there is a lack of alternative therapies to treat adolescent depression. Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) is one of the most ... -
How Therapists Can Help Couples Navigate Relationship Breakdowns Through the Art of Forgiveness
(2021-08-20)Controversial opinions exist regarding relationships for many reasons. The vast beliefs surrounding the development of relationships from birth to death provide an enormous amount of research for the field of counselling ... -
Application of Family Systems Approaches on Intergenerational Conflicts in Asian Immigrant Families
(2021-06)Intergeneration acculturation discrepancy within Asian immigrant families is a major source of intergenerational conflicts, and subsequently, has adverse impacts on the parent-child relationship and immigrant children and ...
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