Abstract
The purpose of this study was to create a discourse about recovery that embodied and reflected the life experience of six First Nations women who had experienced childhood sexual abuse and addictions. An exploratory, emancipatory, feminist qualitative research design elicited data through interactive audio-taped interview processes. The six stories were translated into four emergent themes with 10 subtexts. Gender and culture were central considerations in the women's stories of recovery.
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