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Developing a culturally appropriate psychotherapeutic approach with indigenous Australians

David VicaryDepartment for Family and Children's Services, , Perth
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Henry AndrewsCurtin University of Technology
Pages 181-185 | Published online: 28 Sep 2007

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Alicia Thomas, Sheree Cairney, Wendy Gunthorpe, Yin Paradies & Susan Sayers. (2010) Strong Souls: development and validation of a culturally appropriate tool for assessment of social and emotional well-being in Indigenous youth. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry 44:1, pages 40-48.
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David Vicary & Brian Bishop. (2005) Western psychotherapeutic practice: Engaging Aboriginal people in culturally appropriate and respectful ways. Australian Psychologist 40:1, pages 8-19.
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Aleksandar Janca & Clothilde Bullen. (2003) The Aboriginal concept of time and its mental health implications. Australasian Psychiatry 11:sup1, pages S40-S44.
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Dominic Barry & Bernard Guerin. Conceptualising Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara mental health beliefs. Australian Psychologist 0:0, pages 1-16.
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David Vicary, Mike Clare, Judy Tennant & Tine Hoult. (2016) With us, not to us Towards policy and program development in partnership with children. Children Australia 34:3, pages 24-29.
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David Vicary, Judy Tennant, Tiffany Garvie & Caroline Adupa. (2016) Can you hear me?: The active engagement of Aboriginal children in the development of social policy by non-Aboriginals. Children Australia 31:1, pages 21-26.
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Christopher C. Sonn. (2004) Reflecting on practice: negotiating challenges to ways of working. Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology 14:4, pages 305-313.
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