Mieux-être

Fast, E., Nakuset, Dawn-Phillips, A., Miller, M., Boldo, V. et Lefebvre, M. (2019). One step forward, two steps back: Child welfare services for Indigenous clientele living in Montreal. Action research, final report, Montréal, Canada.

Levesque, C., Cloutier, E., Radu, I., Parent-Manseau., Laroche, S. et Blanchet-Cohen, N. (2019). Taking action to improve Indigenous health in the cities of Québec and Canada: the example of the Minowé Clinic at the Val-d’Or Native Friendship Center. Dans I. Vojnovic., A. L., Pearson, G., Asiki., G., DeVerteuil et A., Allen (dir.), Handbook of global urban health. Londres, Angleterre: Routledge.

Fast, E. et Collin-Vézina, D. (2019). Historical trauma, race-based trauma and resilience of Indigenous Peoples: A literature review. Special Issue: Celebrating 15 years of Wisdom. First People’s Review, 14(1), 126-136.

Caron, J., Asselin, H., Beaudoin, J.-M. et Muresanu, D. (2019). Promoting perceived insider status of Indigenous employees: a review within the psychological contract framework. Cross Cultural and Strategic Management, 26(4), 609-638.

Jérôme, L. (2009). Les voix du tambour: Traditions et innovations musicales chez des jeunes Atikamekw Nehirowisiwok, Québec. In N. Gagné et L. Jérôme (dir.), Jeunesses autochtones (p. 123-144). Québec : Les Presses de l’Université Laval.

Jérôme, L. (2010). Les rires du rituel: humour, jeux et guérison chez les Atikamekw. Anthropologica, 52(1), 89-101.

Fraser, S. L., Vachon, M., Arauz, M. J., Rousseau, C. et Kirmayer, L. J. (2012). Inuit Youth Transitioning out of Residential Care: Obstacles to Re-integration and Challenges to Wellness. First Peoples Child & Family Review, 7(1), 52-75.

Carriere, J. et Richardson, C. (2013). Relationship is everything: Holistic approaches to Aboriginal child and youth mental health. First Peoples Child and Family Review, 7(2), 8-26.

Fletcher, C. et Riva, M. (2016). Introduction : la santé des Inuits / Introduction: Inuits health. Études inuits/Inuit Studies, 40(1), 5-22.

Fraser, S., Rouillard, R., Nadeau, L., D’Ostie Racine, L. et Mickpegak, R. (2016). Collaborating to improve child and youth mental health in Nunavik. Études Inuits/Inuits Studies, 40(1), 23-41.

Fraser, S., Vachon, M., Hassan, G. et Parent, V. (2016). Communicating power and resistance: exploring interactions between aboriginal youth and non-aboriginal staff members in a residential child welfare facility. Qualitative research in psychology, 13(1), 67-91.

Lemaire, A., Vachon, M. et Fraser, S. (2017). Exister, appartenir et transmettre: ArtCirq  comme espace de mieux-être pour les jeunes Inuits d’Igoolik. Revue québécoise de psychologie, 38(3), 153-177.

Smith, M. (2016). Working out together, Indigenous health and wellness across Canada. Rezolution, APTN [en ligne].

Fraser, S. L., Parent, V. et Dupery, V. (2018). Community being well for family wellbeing: exploring the socio-ecological determinants of wellbeing in an Inuit community of Northern Quebec. Transcultural Psychiatry, 55(1), 120-146.

Richardson, C. (2018). Relating to illness in therapy:  A pilgrimate through uncertain terrain. Murmurations. Journal of Transformative Systemic Practice, 1(2), 14-26.

Fast, E., Nutton, J., De La Sablonnière-Griffin, M., Kozlowski, A., Bertrand, N., Bertrand, S. et Mitchell, J. (2016). Regard sur l’interaction de l’urbanisation, du traumatisme historique et de l’identité culturelle parmi la jeunesse autochtone au Canada. Enfances Familles Générations, 25.