MIKM 2504

Cross-listed with PSYC-2504 and NRSG-3504. Introduces the theories and findings of Indigenous psychologists, as well as (a) shared, central tenets of First Peoples' worldviews on holistic health, how they compare to a Eurocentric perspective, and the problem of pan-Indianism, (b) the psychological effects of colonization, residential schools and intergenerational trauma on Indigenous communities, (c) how mainstream psychology contributed to this oppression but more recently is becoming a supportive ally of Indigenous communities, and (d) Indigenous healing programs and resilience. Requisites: Take 6 credits from 1000 or 2000 level Mi'kmaq Studies. - Must be completed prior to taking this course.