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Substance Use Disorder (SUD) significantly affects Indigenous populations in Canada, necessitating culturally relevant treatment approaches.
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Land-based healing programs enhance connections to culture and nature, promoting improved mental health and recovery for Indigenous individuals with SUD.
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Successful land-based healing relies on community involvement, holistic health approaches, and continuity of care, emphasizing Indigenous knowledge.
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Challenges in implementing land-based healing include the need for program evaluation, funding equity, and cultural safety training.
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Increasing awareness and access to land-based SUD treatments can lead to more effective and culturally sensitive healing options for Indigenous peoples.