Project Eagle: techniques for multi-family psycho-educational group therapy with gifted American Indian adolescents and their parents.

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Abstract
This article describes Project Eagle, a model for short-term psycho-educational therapy with gifted and talented American Indian adolescents and their parents. Descriptions of Project Eagle s program organization as well as its culturally relevant techniques and activities are provided. The program evaluation includes: participant ratings of the activities, cultural relevance, feelings of being respected, interaction with parents and overall effectiveness of the program. Additional qualitative analysis provides information regarding the program s impact upon participants.
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Authors Robbins, Rockey;Tonemah, Stuart;Robbins, Sharla;
Journal american indian and alaska native mental health research (online)
Year 2002
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