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As Nerelle (2012, p. 5) explains that the complexity of health for Indigenous Australians encloses not only the physical conditions, but also the social and spiritual conditions and after the arrival of Europeans this conception of health was relegated. Senier & Barker (2013, p. 6) emphasises that “the suppression of cultural practices like traditional medicine, ceremony, and even language has been shown to have devastating effects on indigenous health and indigenous bodies”. This means that the Indigenous Australians had their own procedures and practices to relieve the illnesses that they were used to, but after the arrival... ... middle of paper ... .... 21, no. 4, pp. 383-395.

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That is complicated to contributing to develop and support sustainable mental health and social wellbeing for Australian aboriginals staying in rural areas ,related to much diversity involved in and between individuals and communities (Guerin & Guerin 2012). There are some social determinants factors contribute to Australian indigenous people’s mental health disorders. The addiction incidence of mental health disorders and substance misuse problems is terribly high. Aboriginal Australians suffer from unemployment and that can give rise to substance misuse, anxiety, depression, and sometimes severe mental health conditions. The social isolation risks rose up with development of social exclusion and hardship, such as addiction, divorce, disability, s... ... middle of paper ... ...eatment', International Journal of Mental Health & Addiction, vol.