What are the Mental Health Issues Indigenous people face?
What are some of the causes of this issue?
What programs are currently in place that offer support to the Indigenous community?
How do Indigenous perspectives on mental wellness differ from Western perspectives?
What can be done to make mental health support more accessible to indigenous people?
100

What is the suicide rate for Indigenous people compared to the national average

3x

100

This term describes the trauma passed down from one generation to its descendants

Intergenerational trauma

100

The FNHA stands for what organization that provides healthcare to Indigenous communities?

First Nations Health Authority

100

What term describes the belief that the parts of something are interconnected and can be explained only by reference to the whole

Holistic

100

What organization has called for the Canadian government to improve Indigenous health outcomes

Truth and Reconciliation Commission

200

What are 3 mental health disorders Indigenous people are more likely to be diagnosed with 

PTSD, substance abuse, depression

200

What are two events that have contributed to the intergenerational trauma of the Indigenous community

 60s scoop, Residential Schools

200

What communities face a harder time receiving mental health support

Rural/Remote

200

What elements of mental health do mainstream healthcare services tend to ignore

Cultural and Spiritual

200

What calls to action are regarding Indigenous health

18-24

300

Before what occurence was suicide an infrequent occurance for Indigenous peoples

Colonialism

300

What should we not do when dealing with Indigenous mental wellness

Blame Indigenous people
300

What 2 barriers prevent some Indigenous people from accessing support

Language barrier, technological barrier
300

Although these practices can benefit some indigenous people, what 2 things often fail to address intergenerational trauma 

therapy sessions, medication

300

Why is it important to have indigenous providers in the healthcare system

They can provide treatment non-indigenous providers can't

400

Which Indigenous group is most at risk of suicide, with a suicide rate 9 times the national average

Inuit

400

What are 3 symptoms survivors of a traumatic event may face

anxiety, guilt, stress

400

Why are services offered by the FNHA limited

They only include service providers that have enrolled in the program

400

When was the Traditional Healers Gathering held by the Musqueam Nation in BC 

October 12-13, 2011

400

What term describes training aimed at improving understanding and respect for diverse cultures, particularly in professional settings

cultural competency training

500
Suicide is the leading cause of death for Indigenous Youths and Adults up to how many years?

44

500

What are two ways intergenerational trauma can be passed down through generations

Genetic, Enviromental

500

Name up to 2 mental health services for Indigenous people other than the FNHA

the National Aboriginal Youth Suicide Prevention Strategy, Jordan’s Principle, the Inuit Child First Initiative, Indian Residential Schools Resolution Health Support Program.

500

What are 4 Indigenous healing practices

traditional medicines, ceremonies, talking circles, connecting with elders

500

What are 4 things that can be done to improve Indigenous mental health outcomes

providing funding for Aboriginal healing centres, increasing the number of Aboriginal professionals working in health care, providing cultural competency training for healthcare professionals, requiring all medical and nursing students to take a course dealing with Aboriginal health issues