THE HEALING OF A CULTURE

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An essential element of Indigenous healing is recognising the interconnections between, and effects of, violence, social and economic disadvantage, racism and dispossession from land and culture on Indigenous peoples, families and communities. Spirituality is largely outside the dominant paradigm of policy makers and funding bodies in Australia, yet it is an intrinsic part of healing.

Perhaps this is part of the misunderstanding and reticence of government to truly engage with Indigenous healing programs. Without getting into a metaphysical debate, spirituality is central to healing because it is a way of expressing and accessing the deepest part of the self that has suffered and needs to be made whole again.

As Professor Judy Atkinson explains: They say they want healing, they need something deeper that connects with their spirit. Indigenous healing, combined with its spiritual and cultural elements is about promoting wholeness and connection to move beyond the impact of the harms.

As Gregory Phillips argues: Healing is a process, it is not just a strategy and a nice formula of a funding program. These are crucial services that can help establish the foundation for healing to take place and support people during the healing process, but they are not healing in and of themselves. Similarly, unless healing services reach the crux of therapeutic change and cultural renewal, they will not achieve their aims and could be construed as a rather cynical attempt to re-badge basic entitlements.

Primary health care, housing, aged care and family support are basic services and opportunities that all Australians should be entitled to.

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They may lose the hope they had for a sense of peace and a better future. Cultural isolation—a result of language barriers, limited job opportunities, lack of financial resources and not being connected with other people from their country or culture of origin—hinders a sense of belonging. Reducing cultural isolation is essential to increasing the sense of belonging.

Connecting refugees with appropriate resources reduces isolation. Resources include cultural groups they can relate to, community agencies that offer services in their language and that understand their experiences prior to coming to Canada, English-language training and assistance finding employment opportunities.

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For instance, politically oppressed women and men from different countries each have their own traumatic experiences. But individuals often connect more meaningfully with others of a similar oppressive history, rather than others from the same country of origin. Trauma has impacted Aboriginal people to a devastating degree. Yet, due to the wide-ranging impacts of the trauma among Aboriginal people, there is a common understanding of belonging and identification.

The people are readily able to identify and speak to their traumas as a personal and cultural experience—they can sit peacefully with a non-judgmental common understanding.

Trauma, Resilience and the Role of Culture Identification in Healing

This ability to feel a sense of belonging assists greatly in healing from these traumas. For many people, cultural practice becomes their way to overcome traumas and increase their resiliency. Every culture has norms, belief systems and values that define its cultural practices.