Autologous Pericardium Revisited

Durán, Carlos G.

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“…Issues associated with cultural identity and other psychosocial factors may influence mental health and substance abuse characteristics among urban AI/AN youth. For example, experiences of acculturative stress directly and indirectly related to the historically related trauma experienced by AI/ANs have been shown to result in poor mental health outcomes (Duran and Duran 1995 ). Furthermore, AI/AN may experience disruptions in their family relationships and may demonstrate an increase in their risk-taking behaviors which could threaten their health and well-being (Machamer and Gruber 1998 ).…”

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Mental Health and Substance Abuse Characteristics Among a Clinical Sample of Urban American Indian/Alaska Native Youths in a Large California Metropolitan Area: a Descriptive Study

Dickerson

Johnson

2010

Community Ment Health J

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This study analyzes descriptive data among a clinical sample of American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) youths receiving mental health services in a large California metropolitan area. Among 118 urban AI/AN youths, mood disorders (41.5%) and adjustment disorder (35.4%) were the most common mental health diagnoses. Alcohol (69.2%) and marijuana (50.0%) were the most commonly used substances. Witnessing domestic violence (84.2%) and living with someone who had a substance abuse problem (64.7%) were reported. The majority of patients demonstrated various behavior and emotional problems. Enhancing culturally relevant mental health and substance abuse treatment and prevention programs for urban AI/AN youth is suggested.

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Mental Health and Substance Abuse Characteristics Among a Clinical Sample of Urban American Indian/Alaska Native Youths in a Large California Metropolitan Area: a Descriptive Study

Dickerson

Johnson

2010

Community Ment Health J

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“…In Portuguese Escola Cabana. (Ambrosetti, 1989;1990;Duran, 1995;Dalben, 2000a, Mazzilli, 2000Oliveira, 2000;Rodriguez, 2002;Soares, 2002;Fernandes, 2003, Jacomini, 2004 (Barbosa, 1991;Cruz, 1994;João, 1990;Leite, 1999;Rodriguez, 2002;Oliveira, 2002;Santos, 2003 a and b). Some studies present evidences that the inequalities and the processes of exclusion found in the school in series are reproduced in programs of schooling in cycles (Linch, 2002;Santos, 2003a;Glória;Mafra, 2004;Mainardes, 2004).…”

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Organização da escolaridade em ciclos no Brasil: revisão da literatura e perspectivas para a pesquisa

Mainardes

2006

Educ. Pesqui.

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This article offers a review of the literature about the organization of schooling in cycles in Brazil, pointing out the aspects that have been emphasized, the limitations and perspectives for the research on this topic. The review covered 147 texts, which were classified into five categories: (a) discussions of theoretical aspects related to cycles in school; (b) production and formulation of policies; (c) implementation of policies; (d) analysis of results of policies and impact on the performance of pupils; and (e) literature review. It is argued that the nature of policies and the analysis of the development of the discourse of these policies are aspects that have been neglected by the research about cycles. Apart from that, it is argued that the following aspects have been little explored: (a) the analysis of the implementation of the policy at school and in the classroom through observations and ethnographic research; (b) the analysis of the trajectory of the policies from their formulation to their implementation in the classroom; (c) studies including the opinion of managers and policymakers involved with schooling in cycles. The conclusion presents aspects that deserve to be studied in greater depth to bring about a clearer, wider, and more critical understanding of the cycles at Brazilian schools.

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“…Eduardo and Bonnie Duran (1995), Spero Manson (1996), and Maria Yellow Horse Brave Heart (1999) are among the better-known Native American writers who are currently addressing these topics. Interestingly, they, too, speak of "soul wounds" (Duran and Duran 1995;Duran et al 1998) or "the wounded spirit" (Manson 1996) as a key way they think about and understand what happens to those who experience this kind of trauma. This focus on the spirit or soul, suggests the importance of approaches to healing that emerge from a spiritual base, such as several of those discussed in these sessions.…”

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Arctic Anthropology

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Autologous Pericardium Revisited

Cited by 3 publications

References 58 publications

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Characteristics Among a Clinical Sample of Urban American Indian/Alaska Native Youths in a Large California Metropolitan Area: a Descriptive Study

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Characteristics Among a Clinical Sample of Urban American Indian/Alaska Native Youths in a Large California Metropolitan Area: a Descriptive Study

Organização da escolaridade em ciclos no Brasil: revisão da literatura e perspectivas para a pesquisa

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