48: First Nations Perspective on Social, Emotional and Mental Wellbeing with Professor Pat Dudgeon
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48: First Nations Perspective on Social, Emotional and Mental Wellbeing with Professor Pat Dudgeon
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Suicide rates among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are more than three times those of non-Indigenous Australians. In this episode, we will explore First Nations approaches to developing indigenous models of psychology and suicide prevention projects and how they differ from Western models. We learn the importance of empowering communities to develop solutions that reflect their own strengths, knowledge, and lived experience, which includes the impact of colonisation, trauma and racism.
Pat’s biography:
Our guest today is Professor Pat Dudgeon AM, a Bardi woman from Western Australia. She is a professor at the School of Indigenous Studies at The University of Western Australia. She is also the Director of the Centre of Best Practice in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Suicide Prevention, the lead Chief Investigator for the national Transforming Indigenous Mental Health and Wellbeing research project. Finally, she was also part of a group of Indigenous psychologists who developed the widely used Social and Emotional Wellbeing model.
In this episode, we dive deep into answering the following thorny questions.
00:00 – Introduction
02:15 – Why Pat became an Indigenous psychologist
06:20 – The emergence of Indigenous psychology
07:25 – The Australian Indigenous Psychology Education Project
10:00 – The Australian Psychological Society’s apology to Indigenous people
11:55 – The impact of colonisation on Indigenous mental health
13:35 – Findings from Indigenous suicide prevention research
15:15 – How Indigenous psychology differs from Western models
17:35 – The Social and Emotional Wellbeing model and its determinants
24:00 – How Indigenous-led models are used in clinical practice
28:45 – What clinicians need to deliver culturally responsive mental health care
30:15 – Creating inclusive workplaces for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employees
32:55 – The impact of racism on Indigenous suicide rates
35:30 – The impact of the 2023 Voice referendum on Indigenous people
37:20 – Programs that strengthen cultural identity and combat racism
40:55 – Why cultural identity can be a protective factor
43:40 – What happened to Indigenous populations following colonisation
45:20 – The power of truth-telling in reconciliation
47:15 – Co-design and upholding Indigenous self-determination
50:20 – Indigenous suicide prevention projects that have worked
52:50 – Learning from projects that have failed
58:00 – Pat’s personal wellbeing practice
Learn more about Professor Pat Dudgeon and her work:
https://boorn.org.au/
https://timhwb.org.au/
https://indigenouspsyched.org.au/
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