Restoring balance and harmony within the individual

Treating physical symptoms only

Curing diseases with modern medicine

Promoting mental health solely

Herbal medicine

Spiritual rituals

Surgery

Energy healing

Humans are separate from and dominant over nature.

Humans are an integral part of nature and must live in harmony with it.

Nature is a resource to be exploited for human benefit.

Humans have no impact on the natural world.

To diagnose and treat illnesses using modern medical techniques.

To perform spiritual rituals and ceremonies.

To act as a guide and facilitator for the healing process.

To prescribe medications and provide medical advice.

Through talk therapy and counseling sessions.

By using herbal remedies to alleviate symptoms.

Through spiritual rituals and ceremonies that focus on emotional healing.

By prescribing medications to manage mental health conditions.

Acupuncture

Ayurvedic medicine

Homeopathy

Chiropractic care

By promoting cultural assimilation and the adoption of Western medical practices.

By encouraging the revitalization and transmission of traditional healing knowledge.

By suppressing cultural differences and promoting a single, dominant healing system.

By ignoring the unique cultural contexts of different communities.

Lack of recognition and support from mainstream healthcare systems.

Discrimination and prejudice against indigenous healing practices.

Difficulty in accessing resources and funding for indigenous healing programs.

All of the above

By replacing modern medicine with indigenous healing practices.

By ignoring indigenous healing practices altogether.

By recognizing and respecting the value of indigenous healing practices and finding ways to incorporate them into healthcare delivery.

By forcing indigenous healers to adopt Western medical practices.

Improved patient outcomes and satisfaction.

Reduced healthcare costs.

Increased cultural diversity and inclusivity in healthcare.

All of the above