Canada: Cultural Authenticity And Recovery Maintenance In A Rural First Nation Community

Canada: Cultural Authenticity And Recovery Maintenance In A Rural First Nation Community Aimee Nygaard, 2011   This study explored a rural, First Nation understanding of factors, particularly the role of culture, supporting recovery maintenance from problem substance use. A cross-sectional, qualitative research design and community-based methodology were used. Participants included 20 members of a rural Canadian community self-identifying as recovering, or recovered, problem substance...

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