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Un cheminement de guérison : Le rétablissement du mieux-être

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106. Ces données incluent celles d’un projet où on est en train élaborer un cours (cursus) sur l’histoire<br />

<strong>de</strong>s pensionnats et la démarche <strong>de</strong> <strong>guérison</strong> en collaboration avec <strong>de</strong>s personnes ressources et <strong>de</strong>s<br />

enseignants <strong>de</strong> Saskatoon Public School.<br />

107. La valeur <strong>de</strong>s contributions apportées par les bénévoles a été donnée dans la section 4.4.4.<br />

108. Saul, John Ralston, Ralston,Alain Alain Dubuc et Georges Erasmus (2002). The LaFontaine Baldwin <strong>Le</strong>ctures,<br />

Volume One, Edited by Rudyard Griffiths. Toronto, ON: Penquin Canada.<br />

109. Archibald, Linda et Philip Bird (2001). Innovations in First Nations and Inuit Health System:<br />

Mo<strong>de</strong>ls, Structures and Approaches. Ottawa, ON : Health Canada, First Nations and Inuit Health<br />

Branch, non publié.<br />

110. Marriot Mable [Mable, Anne L. et John Marriott] (2001). A Path to a Better Future: A<br />

Preliminary Framework for a Best Practice Program for Aboriginal Health and Health Care. Ottawa,<br />

ON : National Aboriginal Health Organization, 21.<br />

111. Marriott Mable (2001), 21.<br />

112. Richard, Kenn et Lynne Davis (sans date). Ethical Issues in Aboriginal Research. In Aboriginal<br />

Healing and Wellness Initiatives. Présenté par la Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Strategy et les<br />

chercheurs <strong>du</strong> Centre for Applied Social Research, Faculty of Social Work, <strong>Un</strong>iversity of Toronto, 30.<br />

Extrait le 11 novembre 2004 <strong>du</strong> site Web : http://www.mun.ca/cassw-ar/papers2/davis.pdf<br />

113. Se reporter à E<strong>du</strong>ardo, Duran et Bonnie Duran (1995). Native American Postcolonial Psychology.<br />

Albany, NY: State <strong>Un</strong>iversity of New York Press. Brave Heart Yellow Horse, Maria, The Return to the<br />

Sacred Path: Healing the Historical Trauma Response Among the Lakota. Smith College Studies in Social<br />

Work (1998), 68(3): 287-305; Brave Heart Yellow Horse, Maria, Öyate Ptayela: Rebuilding the Lakota<br />

Nation through Addressing Historical Trauma Among Lakota Parents. Journal of Human Behavior in<br />

the Social Environment (1999) 2(1/2): 109-126; et Chrisjohn, Roland et Sherri Young (1997). The Circle<br />

Game, Shadows and Substance in the Indian Resi<strong>de</strong>ntial School Experience in Canada. Penticton, C.-B. :<br />

Theytus Books Ltd., Appendix F (Chrisjohn est un psychologue canadien originaire <strong>de</strong> la Première nation<br />

Oneida et les <strong>de</strong>ux auteurs, Young et lui, font la critique dans ce livre <strong>de</strong>s thérapies à orientation indivi<strong>du</strong>elle<br />

[centrée sur la personne]).<br />

114. Wesley-Esquimaux, Cynthia et Magdalena Smolewski (2004). Historic Trauma and Aboriginal<br />

Healing. Ottawa, ON : Aboriginal Healing Foundation.<br />

115. Wesley-Esquimaux et Smolewski (2004), 76.<br />

116. Wesley-Esquimaux et Smolewski (2004), 78.<br />

117. Herman, Judith (1997) (voir n. 29).<br />

volume i : un <strong>cheminement</strong> <strong>de</strong> <strong>guérison</strong> : le <strong>rétablissement</strong> <strong>du</strong> <strong>mieux</strong>-<strong>être</strong>

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