A Sense of Belonging
Supporting Healthy Child Development in Aboriginal Families
This learning bundle provides culturally specific information and approaches that can be applied in everyday practice when supporting Aboriginal families. It was written with many service providers in mind and will increase awareness about First Nation, Inuit and Métis people and their traditional approaches to raising children. Our goal is to enhance service delivery to Aboriginal families and to better fulfill our responsibilities to Aboriginal children. While this module will be most helpful to non-Aboriginal service providers, it may also be useful in the orientation of new Aboriginal service providers.
Introduction
FREE PREVIEWThe Wheel of Support
FREE PREVIEWUnderstanding: The Eastern Direction
FREE PREVIEWFirst Nations People
FREE PREVIEWInuit People
Métis
Historical Factors Influencing Aboriginal Child Development
The Inter-generational Impact of the Residential School System
First Nations Residential School Issues
Inuit Residential School Issues
Métis Residential School Issues
The Sixties' Scoop
Aboriginal People Today
Seeking: The Southern Direction
FREE PREVIEWAboriginal Child Wellness Wheel
Contributing Factors to the Health Status of Aboriginal Children
Impact on Aboriginal Children 0-6
Early Learning Environments
Addressing Areas of Risk in Aboriginal Families
Effective Support to Aboriginal Families
LISTENING: The Western Direction
FREE PREVIEWAboriginal Parenting
Understanding and Respect
Support Networks and Extended Family
Understanding Prenatal Teachings
Aboriginal Children in Today’s Society
Holistic Approach to Supporting Children
Choices in Parenting
Parent Health
Case Scenarios
Practicing: The Northern Direction
FREE PREVIEWPower and Privilege
Cultural Identity
Pan-Indianism
Building Trust
Attitudes & Bias
Integrated Approach
Transition from Rural Areas
Urban Centres
Communication
Realistic Expectations
Knowledge of Aboriginal Community Services
Case Scenarios
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