Native American Traditional Healing

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Wed, 03/29/2023 - 5:43pm
Definition
Programs that offer alternative treatments that are based on Native American tribal traditions about health and illness. Traditional healing is holistic in nature, comes from the tribe's beliefs about how individuals fit in the web of life, generally focuses on restoring harmony and connectedness to universal powers and may involve sweat lodges, talking circles, ceremonial smoking of tobacco, shamans, herbalism, animal spirits, or "vision quests". Each tribe uses its own techniques. The techniques by themselves are not "traditional healing". They are only steps towards becoming whole, balanced and connected.
URL Name
LT-0500-5800
Third Level Code
LT-0500
Taxonomy Code
LT-0500.5800
Parent Code
LT-0500
Family Code
L
Second Level Code
LT
Fourth Level Code
LT-0500-5800
Use References
Healing Circles, Medicine Wheel, Shamanic Healing, Sweat Lodge Programs, Talking Circles, Vision Quests
Publication Status
Online