Decolonizing the Mind: Reclaiming Indigenous Mental Health Paradigms
Decolonizing the Mind explores Indigenous mental health paradigms and the importance of reclaiming perspectives on wellbeing. It considers the influence of colonial frameworks on understandings of the mind and invites readers to engage with Indigenous approaches to mental health, care, and healing.
About This Book
Decolonizing the Mind: Reclaiming Indigenous Mental Health Paradigms examines the relationship between Indigenous knowledge and mental health.
The book focuses on reclaiming Indigenous perspectives and considering how they can inform understandings of wellbeing.
It engages with the broader question of how colonial frameworks have shaped ideas about the mind, care, and healing.
This work may interest readers exploring Indigenous studies, psychology, mental health, and decolonial thought.
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