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Aboriginal health programs  Outlines regional health services in Winnipeg for Aboriginal people, including language services, advocacy, spiritual and cultural care coordination, and community liaison. Source: Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA) Canadian Research Institute of Spirituality and Healing  Promotes multidisciplinary research and education in spirituality, culture, healing, and health care. Encourages integrative health care and fosters communication and knowledge transfer amongst academics, practitioners, policy-makers and organizations. Source: Canadian Research Institute of Spirituality and Healing (CRISH) Healing from sexual abuse trauma with spirituality  Discusses the limits of traditional psychology for treating sexual abuse survivors, and ways to incorporate spirituality in emotional and physical healing. Source: Canadian Women's Health Network (CWHN)   HIV, AIDS & Islam: a workshop manual based on compassion, responsibility and justice  Demonstrates how to run workshops in Muslim communities on the theme of Muslims, Islam, HIV, and AIDS. Source: CORE Initiative   HIV, AIDS & Islam: reflections based on compassion, responsibility and justice  Examines Muslim responses to HIV and AIDS. Covers topics including condom promotion, needle exchanges, and the relationship between poverty and HIV/AIDS. Source: CORE Initiative Native spirituality guide  Shares knowledge about sacred ceremonies practised and sacred items carried by Aboriginal people accross Canada. Source: Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Spirituality and health  Defines the relationship between health and spirituality or religious belief. Quotes several studies that show a positive effect on health of prayer, religious belief, or spiritual care. Source: Calgary Health Region   Studies of advanced stages of meditation in the Tibetan Buddhist and Vedic traditions. I: a comparison of general changes   Examines the effects on health of long-term meditation practice in several traditions. Concludes that different techniques produce different physiological results. Source: Evidence-based complementary and alternative medicine (eCAM)
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