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Michel Desjardins is a faculty member in the College of Arts and Science at the University of Saskatchewan, specializing in Psychology and Health Studies. His research primarily focuses on ritual processes relating to the inclusion and exclusion of marginalized individuals, particularly those classified as mentally disabled. He investigates the intersections of sexuality, procreation, and sterilization concerning these populations while exploring cultural representations of life cycles and the transitions associated with traumatic and disruptive events. Desjardins has authored and contributed to several notable publications, such as studies examining social rehabilitation, the socio-anthropological construction of social problems, and the implications of developmental disparities for those receiving social services. His work emphasizes the significance of understanding aboriginal health and incorporates qualitative research methods to delve into indigenous mental health issues.
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