How has Aboriginal culture helped you, or someone you know, on the journey of healing from addictions? join the conversation

DVD 2012

This community-based project is grounded in a commitment to bring together indigenous traditional and Western knowledge in a shared space. elders, researchers, cultural practitioners, students, individuals with lived experience, service providers, decision makers and others have guided the project.

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Addicts Rehabilitation Interviews

Cree Culture

Spiritual life North America

Substance abuse Alternative treatment

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1 videodisc (approximately 3 hr., 20 min.) : sound, color ; 12 cm
polychrome
digital
optical
video file
DVD video

Notes:

Music by Violet Naytowhow, Wind of the North "Wiwipsoh"
P. Jenny Gardipy, Elder Billy Ermine, Elder Gladys Wapass Greyeyes, Valerie Dejarlais, Elder Betty McKenna, Sheena LaPlante, Cynthia Shorting, Russell Bone, Stacey Swampy
DVD ; widescreen
In English and Cree

Contents:

Aboriginal culture as intervention : sharing how aboriginal culture is part of the healing journey from addictions
How has aboriginal culture changed your recovery?
Hearing from our elder
Sheena's story
2012, Cynthia and Russell share their journeys of healing from solvent abuse with a girls' addicitons treament centre
From stilettos to mocassins / Kevin Joseph, directed & edited by Angela Mae Edmunds

Control Number:

881938

Other Authors:

Badger, Frank
Bendig, Melissa
Dell, Colleen Anne, 1970-
National Native Addictions Partnership Foundation
University of Saskatchewan

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