Truth and Reconciliation Guidelines for Psychologists

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What is the main purpose of the guideline mentioned in the text?

To provide training in the values, practices, and views of health held by Indigenous communities

To familiarize psychologists with the historical injustices suffered by Indigenous peoples (correct)

To substitute for thorough training in culturally safe care practices

To ensure psychologists are aligned with the College of Alberta Psychologists' values

What influenced the development of the guideline mentioned in the text?

Cultural practices of Indigenous individuals and communities

Learnings from the Canadian Psychological Association and the Psychology Foundation of Canada (correct)

Statements from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada's Calls to Action

Efforts to align with the College of Alberta Psychologists' values

What role does the guideline play in psychologists' practices?

Focus on diversity among Indigenous communities in Alberta

Ensure culturally safe care and relationships with Indigenous peoples (correct)

Substitute for cultural sensitivity training

Support College of Alberta Psychologists' regulations

What aspect of the checklist demonstrates a commitment to supporting competent practice?

Familiarity with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Signup and view all the answers

Which legal document recognizes and affirms the existing treaty rights of Indigenous peoples in Canada?

Section 35 of the Canadian Constitution Signup and view all the answers

What emphasizes the adverse impact of misguided assimilation efforts and intergenerational trauma on Indigenous communities?

Familiarity with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada's Calls to Action Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the key principles proposed by the Canadian Psychological Association to move closer to reconciliation with Indigenous peoples?

Cultural allyship Signup and view all the answers

What should psychologists do before beginning any major work with organizations, communities, or peoples?

Acquire adequate knowledge of culture, history, and laws Signup and view all the answers

In the context of working with Indigenous peoples, what did the Canadian Psychological Association acknowledge and apologize for?

Harms done to Indigenous peoples in Canada by the profession of psychology Signup and view all the answers

What do psychologists working with Indigenous peoples need to do according to the text?

Read the full CPA report Signup and view all the answers

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Questions and Answers

What is the main purpose of the guideline mentioned in the text?

What influenced the development of the guideline mentioned in the text?

What role does the guideline play in psychologists' practices?

What aspect of the checklist demonstrates a commitment to supporting competent practice?

Which legal document recognizes and affirms the existing treaty rights of Indigenous peoples in Canada?

What emphasizes the adverse impact of misguided assimilation efforts and intergenerational trauma on Indigenous communities?

What is one of the key principles proposed by the Canadian Psychological Association to move closer to reconciliation with Indigenous peoples?

What should psychologists do before beginning any major work with organizations, communities, or peoples?

In the context of working with Indigenous peoples, what did the Canadian Psychological Association acknowledge and apologize for?

What do psychologists working with Indigenous peoples need to do according to the text?

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