(Aboriginal Children's Hurt and Healing Initiative ... to express their hurt through art. Researchers were hoping to tease out emotions from a population more inclined to show resilience to ...

The Aboriginal Children's Hurt and Healing Initiative was born out of an ... first through narrative, then through art. "Forty children in all shared their art pieces, and the Art Gallery of ...

This is a great example of a food source and medicinal plant for many Victorian Aboriginal clan groups. This shrub varies in height. Its leaves resemble a kangaroo’s paw and it produces purple ...

"Art work, including healing journeys painted by local and known Aboriginal artists, working in partnership with health care services can provide important cues for Aboriginal patients that health ...

Indigenous Australians are the most incarcerated group in the world. But The Torch’s in- prison and in-community art programs are turning the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander inmates ...

These exhibitions in Canberra can be a powerful starting point to reflect – and more importantly – listen to First Nations ...

I’m trying to find the secluded spot where I’ll have yidaki, an Aboriginal healing technique involving mind-body-spirit ...

Aboriginal healing therapies use some of the oldest techniques in the world. Lisa Kjellsson ventured into the wilderness to look inwards I’m in a location on the travel wish list of landscape ...