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Evaluation of a Culturally Sensitive Social and Emotional Wellbeing Program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders
Objective To evaluate Deadly Thinking, a social and emotional well‐being promotion program targeted to remote and rural Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Deadly Thinking aims to improve emotional health literacy, psychological well‐being and attitudes towards associated help‐seeking
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