This edited book advocates for embracing an Indigenous understanding of multi-dimensional balance toward decolonizing the predominantly bio-medically oriented mental health system. Indigenous and Western understandings of mental health and illness, what culturally appropriate and accessible services look like, and the need for relationship building are discussed. The book concludes with numerous perspectives from Indigenous people and their allies. About the Editors: Dr. John E. Charlton is a Registered Clinical Counsellor and academic with significant experience working with Indigenous individuals and knowledge systems. Dr. Herman J. Michell is a member of the Barren Lands First Nation and External Consultant for the Prince Albert Grand Council. Dr. Sharon L. Acoose is Professor of Indigenous Social Work at First Nations University of Canada. | 
