Considerations for psychedelic therapists when working with Native American people and communities

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Abstract

Although Native American communities are unique in their beliefs, traditions, and languages, there are some fundamental common belief systems shared by most Native American cultures. Therapists and other practitioners engaging in a healing relationship with Native Peoples should be aware of these fundamental aspects of the Native American culture. This includes trust/respect, confidentiality outside of the context therapeutic setting, culturally based therapy that is inclusive of Native American traditions, and culture, and making efforts to gain an understanding of the culture with which one will be interacting.

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Eriacho, B. (2019). Considerations for psychedelic therapists when working with Native American people and communities. Journal of Psychedelic Studies, 4(1), 69–71. https://doi.org/10.1556/2054.2019.030

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