Titlebook: Indigenous Knowledge and Mental Health; A Global Perspective David Danto,Masood Zangeneh Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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The Health and Well-Being of Indigenous Khmer Displaced and in Exilealth of their peoples? A number of Khmer, the Indigenous inhabitants of Cambodia, started a new life as refugees in Norway after experiencing to the full the catastrophic and traumatic events of the Pol Pot era in the 1970s, when a fourth of the population died. Gwynyth Overland’s sociological study

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Healing Practices and Rituals of the Forest-Dwelling Rabha Community in Assam, Indiae a symbiotic relationship with their forest ecosystem, and view themselves as guardians of the forest. Resources drawn from the forest are used for healing, generally in rituals carried out by Healers, known as Ojha. The healing processes integrate spirituality with medical practice, as suggested b

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Learning from Those Who Do: Land-Based Healing in a Mushkegowuk Communityowuk Territory in northern Ontario, Canada, through interviews with individuals directly involved with land-based healing programs. Following from prior studies of land-based interventions with two different communities in the region (Danto and Walsh, International Journal of Mental Health and Addic

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Mental Health and the San of Southern Africar their livelihoods. Colonial and post-colonial changes have had profound negative effects on San mental health and well-being and almost all San number among southern Africa’s poorest and most marginalized peoples. Some groups, however, were affected by colonization far earlier and more deeply than

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