Understanding Culture and Social and Emotional Wellbeing Among Young Urban Aboriginal People
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This article looks at the role of connection to culture in the social and emotional wellbeing (SEWB) of urban young Aboriginal people. It considers how practice can support greater wellbeing via connection to culture and how services can improve their engagement with young urban Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
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Introduction
Why Culture Matters
Understandings and Experiences of Culture
Connection to Culture and its Impacts on SEWB
Implications for Practice
Conclusion
About the Research This Article Is Based On
Further Reading and Resources
Why Culture Matters
Understandings and Experiences of Culture
Connection to Culture and its Impacts on SEWB
Implications for Practice
Conclusion
About the Research This Article Is Based On
Further Reading and Resources
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