LibGuides: Indigenous People’s Psychology : Indigenous Academic Project

Finding Indigenous Psychologists

A search engine search for 'Indigenous Psychologists' brings up several sites that can be investigated to find people. Searching centres and university pages is also helpful, as many have places like McGill's Cultural and Indigenous Research in Counselling Psychology . Places like the First People's Wellness Circle will also show up with a quick google search. You could also look for people by searching the library or Google Scholar for topics on Indigenous Psychology, and looking up the authors and their affiliations.

Finding publications from an author

If you already have a name, a simple google search of that name will often lead to books authored by them, or their research website. When searching databases or the library catalogue for authors, there may be several variations of the name.

eg. Renee Linklater, R. Linklater, RBL Linklater, etc.

Google Scholar
Type the Author name and variations in the main search or use advanced search- author.
The National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health The NCCIH includes an Indigenous Health Researchers Database which is a comprehensive listing of researchers who are affiliated with a Canadian university and have a wide range of expertise related to the health of Indigenous peoples. These researchers have undertaken some form of research related to the health and well-being of First Nations, Inuit and/or Métis peoples, ranging from one study to a lifetime of work in a particular area.
CBU Library Catalogue
Search by Author, remember to try various combinations of initials.
Indigenous People’s Psychology
Canadian Psychological Association