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American Indian Perspectives on Healing from Historical Trauma: An Indigenous Inquiry

@inproceedings{BeaulieuBanks2018AmericanIP,
  title={American Indian Perspectives on Healing from Historical Trauma: An Indigenous Inquiry},
  author={Renee Beaulieu-Banks and Kim Sundeen and Kyra Christopherson},
  year={2018}
}

Renee Beaulieu-Banks, Kim Sundeen, Kyra Christopherson

Published 2018

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American Indians in the United States have endured a collective history of deliberate mass extermination efforts for over 500 years, resulting in cumulative emotional and psychological trauma across generations, termed Historical Trauma (HT). Mounting research explores the myriad of responses (psychological, physical, mental and spiritual) to this trauma, known as Historical Trauma Response (HTR), within current American Indian populations. The majority of research regarding HT pertains to… CONTINUE READING

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