Titlebook: Cultural Safety in Trauma-Informed Practice from a First Nations Perspective; Billabongs of Knowle Nicole Tujague,Kelleigh Ryan Textbook 20

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Billabong of Culture and Healing,culture and what healing-informed practice (different from trauma-informed practice) looks like. We discuss why this is important, and how and why we privilege Indigenous Knowledges and Indigenous voices. While for many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples culture is still strong and thrive

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ivilege Indigenous voices and perspectives while drawing on both cultural and mainstream knowledge systems. Our style of sharing knowledge is through yarning and sharing stories, like we would be sharing if we were sitting at the billabong with you.