Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Intimate partner violence in American Indian and/or Alaska Native communities: a social ecological framework of determinants and interventions,2004,11,3,49-68,Oetzel
Alcohol problems in Alaska Natives: lessons from the Inuit,2006,13,1,1-31,Seale
Self-destructive behaviors in American Indian and Alaska Native high school youth,2002,10,3,24-32,Lester
Seasonal differences in suicide birth rate in Alaska Natives compared to other populations,1997,8,1,1-10,Collins
Patterns of injury mortality among Athabascan Indians in interior Alaska 1977-1987,1997,7,3,11-33,Andon
Alcohol and suicide in Alaska Natives,1993,5,2,34-45,Kettl
A suicide epidemic in an American Indian community,1989,3,1,34-44,Tower
A public health approach to suicide attempts on a Sioux reservation,1988,1,3,19-24,Claymore
A pilot study of depression among American Indian patients with research diagnostic criteria,1987,1,2,4-15,Manson
Suicide and self-destruction among American Indian youths,1987,1,1,52-69,May
Exploring maternal social perceptions and child aggression among urban American Indians,2007,14,1,63-84,O'Brien
Violence against Native women in substance abuse treatment,2006,13,1,32-51,Saylors
Helping communities address suicide and violence: the special initiatives team of the Indian Health Service,1988,1,3,56-65,DeBruyn
Secondary and tertiary prevention strategies applied to suicide among American Indians,1988,1,3,4-18,Neligh
Suicide in Alaska from 1978 to 1985: updated data from state files,1988,1,3,36-55,Forbes
Multi-dimensional adolescent treatment with American Indians,1995,6,3,23-30,Johnson
Cluster suicide in American Indian adolescents,1988,1,3,26-35,Bechtold
Screening for depression and thoughts of suicide: a tool for Use in Alaska's village clinics,2007,14,2,16-28,Niven
The structure of drinking motives in First Nations adolescents in Nova Scotia,2008,15,1,33-52,McGrath
Complex personhood as the context for intimate partner victimization: One American Indian woman's story,2009,16,1,39-59,Murphy
Identifying colonial discourses in Inupiat young people's narratives as a way to understand the no future of Inupiat youth suicide,2009,16,1,1-24,Wexler
Intimate partner violence and alcohol drug and mental disorders among American Indian women in primary care,2009,16,2,11-27,Oetzel
Abuse and neglect of American Indian children: findings from a survey of federal providers,1989,3,2,43-62,Manson
Social correlates of American Indian suicide and homicide rates,1995,6,3,46-55,Lester
American Indian and Alaska Native substance abuse: co-morbidity and cultural issues,2001,10,2,67-84,Gray
Attributional antecedents of alcohol use in American Indian and Euroamerican adolescents,1993,5,2,46-56,Burns
Cultural factors associated with health-risk behavior among the Cheyenne River Sioux,1994,5,3,15-29,Ross
Differences between American Indian and non-Indian children referred for psychological services,1994,5,3,45-51,Wright
Mental health needs assessment of off-reservation American Indian people in northern Arizona,1999,8,3,25-40,Chester
A description of alcohol/drug use and family history of alcoholism among urban American Indians,1997,8,1,41-52,Gill
Psychological effects of technological/human-caused environmental disasters: examination of the Navajo and uranium,2003,11,1,19-45,Markstrom
Depressed affect and historical loss among North American Indigenous adolescents,2009,16,3,16-41,Whitbeck
The American Indian Holocaust: healing historical unresolved grief,1998,8,2,56-78,DeBruyn
The next twenty years of prevention in Indian country: visionary complex and practical,1992,4,3,85-8; discussion 126-32,Fleming
Community development as context for alcohol policy,1992,4,3,82-4; discussion 126-32,Dorpat
The need for community consensus as a condition of policy implementation in the reduction of alcohol abuse on Indian reservations,1992,4,3,77-81; discussion 126-32,Beauvais
Commentary on "Alcohol policy considerations for Indian reservations and bordertown communities",1992,4,3,71-75,Wolf
Alcohol policy considerations in American Indian communities: an alternative view,1992,4,3,64-70; discussion 126-32,Heath
Native alcohol policy options. You've been given a map: blazing a trail is up to you,1992,4,3,60-3; discussion 126-32,Peters
Alcohol policy considerations for Indian reservations and bordertown communities,1992,4,3,5-59; discussion 71-5 95-100,May
Alcoholic beverage control policy: implementation on a northern plains Indian reservation,1992,4,3,120-5; discussion 126-32,Van Norman
Alcohol policy considerations for Indian people,1992,4,3,112-9; discussion 126-32,Thompson
Do we care enough to attempt change in American Indian alcohol policy?,1992,4,3,105-11; discussion 126-32,Mail
An emphasis on solutions rather than problems,1992,4,3,101-4; discussion 126-32,Lujan
Locus of control and drinking behavior in American Indian alcoholics and non-alcoholics,1990,4,1,31-39,Parsons
Respondent bias in the collection of alcohol and tobacco data in American Indians: the Strong Heart Study,2000,9,3,1,Welty
New data on the epidemiology of adult drinking and substance use among American Indians of the northern states: male and female data on prevalence patterns and consequences,2001,10,2,1-26,May
Indian sports nicknames/logos: Affective difference between American Indian and non-Indian college students,2011,18,2,1-16,Ferraro
Aspects of community healing: experiences of the Sault Sainte Marie tribe of Chippewa Indians,2003,11,1,67-83,McBride
Chokka-Chaffa' Kilimpi' Chikashshiyaakni' Kilimpi': strong family strong nation,2011,18,2,41-63,Deacon
"It runs in the family": intergenerational transmission of historical trauma among urban American Indians and Alaska Natives in culturally specific sobriety maintenance programs,2011,18,2,17-40,Myhra
Do American Indian mascots = American Indian people? Examining implicit bias towards American Indian people and American Indian mascots,2011,18,1,42-62,Chaney
Preliminary assessment of Apache hopefulness: Relationships with hopelessness and with collective as well as personal self-esteem,2009,16,3,42-51,Hammond
Effect of race and ethnicity classification on survey estimates: Anomaly of the weighted totals of American Indians and Alaska Natives,2009,16,3,1-15,Lee
Trauma-related nightmares among American Indian veterans: views from the dream catcher,2009,16,1,25-38,Manson
Strong Navajo marriages,2008,15,2,25-41,Skogrand
The changing patterns of drug use among American Indian students over the past 30 years,2008,15,2,15-24,Burnside
Education is associated with physical activity among American Indian elders,2008,15,1,1-17,Goldberg
Predictors of relapse for american Indian women after substance abuse treatment,2008,14,3,24-48,Chong
Mental health health and substance abuse service needs for the Native American Rehabilitation Association Northwest (NARA NW) in the Portland Oregon metropolitan area,2008,14,3,1-23,Crofoot
Evidence-based practice knowledge use and factors that influence decisions: results from an Evidence-based Practice Survey of providers in American Indian/Alaska Native communities,2007,14,2,29-48,Sheehan
The rise in methamphetamine use among American Indians in Los Angeles County,2007,14,2,1-15,Rawson
triADD: the risk for alcohol abuse depression and diabetes multimorbidity in the American Indian and Alaska Native populations,2007,14,1,1-23,Yabiku
Initial development of a Cultural Values and Beliefs Scale among Dakota/Nakota/Lakota people: a pilot study,2006,13,3,70-93,Reynolds
Factors associated with successful functioning in American Indian youths,2006,13,3,23-47,Stiffman
American Indian/Alaska Native alcohol-related incarceration and treatment,2006,13,3,1-22,Feldstein
L3 Therapeutic Model site,2006,13,2,79-122,Hektner
Level 2 Therapeutic Model site,2006,13,2,52-78,DeJong
Level 1 Therapeutic Model site,2006,13,2,17-51,DeJong
Indian boarding schools and the Therapeutic Residential Model project,2006,13,2,1-16,DeJong
Commentary: Disparities in data for American Indians and Alaska Natives,2006,13,1,70-74,Rhoades
Gaps in data for American Indians and Alaska Natives in the National Healthcare Disparities Report,2006,13,1,52-69,Moy
Social networks support and psychosocial functioning among American Indian women in treatment,2005,12,1,62-85,Chong
An exploratory study of binge drinking in the Aboriginal population,2005,12,1,49-61,Wardman
Indian family adjustment to children with disabilities,2005,12,1,22-48,Nichols
Antidepressant medication use among First Nations peoples residing within British Columbia,2004,11,3,43-48,Wardman
Comparing three measures of depressive symptoms among American Indian adolescents,2004,11,3,20-42,Shelley
Factors associated with American Indian teens' self-rated health,2004,11,3,1-19,Parker
Developing a plan for measuring outcomes in model systems of care for American Indian and Alaska Native children and youth,2004,11,2,88-98,Novins
Mapping pathways to services: description of local service systems for American Indian and Alaska Native children by Circles of Care,2004,11,2,65-87,LeMaster
Words have power: (re)-defining serious emotional disturbance for American Indian and Alaska Native children and their families,2004,11,2,59-64,Novins
The evaluation life cycle: a retrospective assessment of stages and phases of the circles of care initiative,2004,11,2,30-41,Deters
The implications of cultural orientation for substance use among American Indians,2003,11,1,46-66,Herman-Stahl
Project Eagle: techniques for multi-family psycho-educational group therapy with gifted American Indian adolescents and their parents,2002,10,3,56-74,Robbins
A measure of traditionalism for American Indian children and families: psychometric properties and factor structure,2002,10,3,33-55,Crowley
Substance abuse prevalence and treatment utilization among American Indians residing on-reservation,2002,10,3,1-23,Herman-Stahl
Addressing psychosocial issues and problems of co-morbidity for Native American clients with substance abuse problems,2001,10,2,V-XV,Young
Making connections that work: partnerships between vocational rehabilitation and chemical dependency treatment programs,2001,10,2,85-98,Hitchen
Diagnostic criteria in clinical settings: DSM-IV and cultural competence,2001,10,2,52-66,Christensen
Alcoholism and co-morbid psychiatric disorders among American Indians,2001,10,2,27-51,Westermeyer
Recruitment of American Indians in epidemiologic research: the Strong Heart Study,2000,9,3,20-37,Welty
Mental health needs assessment of Tucson's urban Native American population,1999,8,3,41-61,Evaneshko
North American Indian Alliance mental health needs assessment report,1999,8,3,13-24,Oge
Boarding and public schools: Navajo educational attainment conduct disorder and alcohol dependency,1998,8,2,24-45,Kunitz
Teacher parent and youth report of problem behaviors among rural American Indian and Caucasian adolescents,1998,8,2,1-23,Storck
American Indian adolescent inhalant use,1997,8,1,24-40,Green
Psychosocial barriers to health promotion in an American Indian population,1997,7,3,34-49,Landrigan
"When I am lonely the mountains call me": the impact of sacred geography on Navajo psychological well being,1997,7,3,1-10,Griffin-Pierce
American Indian and Alaska native aboriginal use of alcohol in the United States,1996,7,2,1-13,Abbott
Alcohol abuse in urban Indian adolescents and women: a longitudinal study for assessment and risk evaluation,1996,7,1,1-47; discussion 48-97,Donovan
Mental Health Service Deficit: the South Dakota experience,1995,6,3,56-70,Fogas
How does IHS relate administratively to the high alcoholism mortality rate?,1995,6,3,31-45,Burns
Healing the warrior: admission of two American Indian war-veteran cohort groups to a specialized inpatient PTSD unit,1995,6,3,1-22,Scurfield
Mental health and American Indian women's multiple roles,1995,6,2,57-75,Napholz
Group therapy of aboriginal offenders in a Canadian forensic psychiatric facility,1995,6,2,34-56,Wong
Prevalence and correlates of depressive syndromes among adults visiting an Indian Health Service primary care clinic,1995,6,2,1-12,Wilson
Stress depression substance abuse and racism,1994,6,1,29-33,Johnson
Use of mental and health services by American Indian and Alaska Native elders,1994,5,3,1-14,Barney
Developmental disabilities prevention and the distribution of risk among American Indians,1994,5,3,30-44,Buck
Differential deviance and social control mechanisms among two groups of Yup'ik Eskimo,1993,5,2,57-72,Lee
Boozing sniffing and toking: an overview of the past present and future of substance use by American Indians,1993,5,2,1-33,Johnson
An annotated bibliography of papers on drug abuse among Indian youth by staff of the Tri-Ethnic Center for Prevention Research,1992,5,1,68-78,Beauvais
Characteristics of Indian youth and drug use,1992,5,1,51-67,Beauvais
Drug use of friends: a comparison of reservation and non-reservation Indian youth,1992,5,1,43-50,Beauvais
Attitudes about drugs and the drug use of Indian youth,1992,5,1,38-42,Beauvais
The consequences of drug and alcohol use for Indian youth,1992,5,1,32-37,Beauvais
Comparison of drug use rates for reservation Indian non-reservation Indian and Anglo youth,1992,5,1,13-31,Beauvais
Trends in Indian adolescent drug and alcohol use,1992,5,1,1-12,Beauvais
Two Eskimo villages assess mental health strengths and needs,1990,4,2,7-24,Soule
Panic disorder among American Indians: a descriptive study,1990,4,2,43-53,Baron
Ojibway adolescent time spent with parents/elders as related to delinquency and court adjudication experiences,1990,4,1,53-63,Zitzow
A comparison of time Ojibway adolescents spent with parents/elders in the 1930s and 1980s,1990,3,3,7-16,Zitzow
The ethics of heroism in medieval and American Indian tales,1990,3,3,37-58,Scott
Substance abuse among American Indians in an urban treatment program,1990,3,3,17-26,Crowley
American Indians stress and alcohol,1989,3,2,7-26,Mail
Rejoinder to the comments on the misalliances in the Barrow Alcohol Study,1989,2,3,88-90,Foulks
A case study of how cross-cultural misunderstandings can negate research,1989,2,3,82-87,Heath
Health and social science research in the Arctic: guidelines and pitfalls,1989,2,3,77-81,Kraus
That was yesterday and (hopefully) yesterday is gone,1989,2,3,71-74,May
Misalliances in the Barrow Alcohol Study,1989,2,3,7-17,Foulks
Transcultural research run amok or Arctic hysteria?,1989,2,3,46-50,Shore
The Barrow Studies: an Alaskan's perspective,1989,2,3,35-40,Wolf
Miscontinence and the Barrow Alcohol Study,1989,2,3,29-34,Guilmet
An investigation of health decision-making skills among American Indian adolescents,1989,3,1,42-52,Okwumabua
Ghost illness: a cross-cultural experience with the expression of a non-western tradition in clinical practice,1988,2,2,6-26,Putsch
A consideration of constitutional factors in aggressivity,1988,2,2,41-57,Margolin
Unresolved grief and mourning in Navajo women,1988,2,2,32-40,Nagel
Mental health and alcohol abuse indicators in the Albuquerque area of Indian Health Service: an exploratory chart review,1988,2,1,33-46,May
Medical and psychological effects of the threat of compulsory relocation for an American Indian tribe,1988,2,1,3-19,Handal
The primary cost of drug abuse: what Indian youth pay for drugs,1988,2,1,21-32,Beauvais
Cultural lessons for clinical mental health practice the Puyallup tribal community,1987,1,2,32-49,Guilmet
Urban Indian psychiatric patients in community care,1987,1,2,16-31,Peters
Emerging tribal models for the civil commitment of American Indians,1987,1,1,6-23,Manson
American Indian adolescent girls: Vulnerability to sex trafficking intervention strategies,2012,19,1,37-56,Pierce
The power of protection: a population-based comparison of native and non-native youth suicide attempters,2012,19,2,20-54,Furrer
Usefulness of a survey on underage drinking in a rural American Indian community health clinic,2013,20,2,1-26,Moore
The Zuni Life Skills Development Curriculum: A Collaborative Approach to Curriculum Development,1994,4,Monograph,98-121,Lafromboise
Perceptions and psychosocial correlates of bullying among Lumbee Indian youth,2014,21,1,1-17,Bryant
Educating the researchers,1989,2,3,75-76,Lujan
The community as informant or collaborator?,1989,2,3,64-70,Mohatt
Malfeasance and foibles of the research sponsor. Damnant quod non intelligent,1989,2,3,58-63,Trimble
A community systems approach to research strategies,1989,2,3,51-57,Richards
Research of stigmatized conditions: dilemma for the sociocultural psychiatrist,1989,2,3,41-45,Westermeyer
Limited notions of culture ensure research failure,1989,2,3,25-28,Beauvais
Expanding Urban American Indian Youths' Repertoire of Drug Resistance Skills: Pilot Results from a Culturally Adapted Prevention Program,2013,20,1,35-54,Brown
Latent class analysis of substance use and aggressive behavior in American Indian youth who attempted suicide,2015,22,1,77-94,Ballard
Post-traumatic stress disorder and HIV risk behaviors among rural American Indian/Alaska Native women,2015,22,3,1-20,Kaysen
American Indian adolescents girls: vulnerability to sex trafficking intervention strategies,2012,19,1,37-56,Pierce
Online role-play simulations with emotionally responsive avatars for the early detection of Native youth psychological distress including depression and suicidal ideation,2016,23,2,1-27,Albright
Entrepreneurship education: a strength-based approach to substance use and suicide prevention for American Indian adolescents,2016,23,3,248-270,Goklish
Strength-based well-being indicators for Indigenous children and families: a literature review of Indigenous communities' identified well-being indicators,2016,23,3,206-220,Rountree
Indigenous youth-developed self-assessment: the Personal Balance Tool,2016,23,3,1-23,Bartgis
Acquired capability for suicide among individuals with American Indian/Alaska Native backgrounds within the military,2016,23,4,1-15,Joiner
Suicidal ideation in American Indian/Alaska Native and White adolescents: the role of social isolation exposure to suicide and overweight,2016,23,4,86-100,Nelson
An urban American Indian health clinic's response to a community needs assessment,2016,23,5,15-33,Momper
Healing the spirit: exploring sexualized trauma and recovery among Indigenous men in Toronto,2017,24,1,30-60,Reeves
Characteristics of substance abuse and self-injury among American Indian adolescents who have engaged in binge drinking,2018,25,2,1-19,Craig
Wac'inyeya: hope among American Indian youth,2019,26,2,151-171,Gray
Developing an Indigenous measure of overall health and well-being: the Wicozani Instrument,2019,26,2,96-122,Peters
Experiences of microaggressions among American Indian and Alaska Native students in two post-secondary contexts,2019,26,3,58-78,Greenfield
Community awareness of outreach efforts to reduce underage drinking on California Indian reservations,2020,27,1,21-41,Moore
Exploring changes in gang involvement and associated risk factors for American Indian adolescents in reservation communities,2021,28,1,17-38,Moore
Understanding American Indian youth in residential recovery from substance use disorder: risk and protective experiences and perceived recovery support,2021,28,1,39-70,Nelson
The relationship of self-compassion and suicide risk factors in American Indian/Alaska Native people,2021,28,1,103-124,Winterowd
A positive youth development perspective on mental distress among American Indian/Alaska Native youth,2021,28,2,1-32,Rodriguez
Adapting PC CARES to continue suicide prevention in rural Alaska during the COVID-19 pandemic: narrative overview of an in-person community-based suicide prevention program moving online,2022,29,2,126-154,Wexler
The interplay between group identity suicidality and bullying in midwestern middle school youth,2022,29,3,18-42,Phelan
The relationships of historical loss acculturation and alcohol expectancies with alcohol use among American Indian and Alaska Native people,2024,31,1,93-123,Winterowd
An Updated Systematic Review of Risk and Protective Factors Related to the Resilience and Well-Being of Indigenous Youth in the United States and Canada,2022,29,3,136-195,Hodgson
American Indian and White Adoptees: Are There Mental Health Differences?,2017,24,2,54-75,Landers
Responding to concerning posts on social media: Insights and solutions from American Indian and Alaska Native youth,2017,24,3,63-87,Kerr
The Association Between Positive Relationships with Adults and Suicide-Attempt Resilience in American Indian Youth in New Mexico,2017,24,2,40-53,Fullerton