Cynthia Farrell's research while affiliated with The University of Arizona and other places
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... The concept of Indigenous mental health and well-being is receiving increased attention in the literature as scholars uncover the unique stressors that Indigenous Peoples face as well as the culturally distinct approaches that Indigenous nations and communities use to support resilience [19][20][21]. A key component of Indigenous mental health and well-being is the recognition of the impact of historical trauma. ...
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