Native American Postcolonial Psychology
by Eduardo Duran, Bonnie Duran
A foundational text exploring the psychological effects of colonization on Native American communities and approaches to healing and recovery.
About This Book
Native American Postcolonial Psychology examines the effects of colonization on indigenous mental health.
The authors discuss historical trauma and its ongoing influence within Native communities.
Healing strategies and culturally appropriate therapeutic approaches are explored.
The book addresses the intersection of psychology and postcolonial theory.
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