Table of Contents

Dedication
Foreword - Thomas J. Csordas
Series Editor′s Foreword - Paul Pedersen
Acknowledgments
INTRODUCTION - Roy Moodley,William West
PART I: INDIGENOUS PERFORMANCES, CULTURAL WORLDVIEWS AND SUPERNATURAL HEALING
Chapter 1. Shamanic Performances: Healing through Magic and the Supernatural - Roy Moodley
Chapter 2. Aboriginal Worldview of Healing: Inclusion, Bending, and Bridging - Anne Poonwassie, Ann Charter
Chapter 3. The Djinns: A Sophisticated Conceptualization of Pathologies and Therapies - Toby Nathan
Chapter 4. Crossing the Line Between Talking Therapies and Spiritual Healing - William West
PART II: HEALING AND CURING: TRADITIONAL HEALERS AND HEALING
Chapter 5. Indigenous Healers and Healing in a Modern World - Anne Solomon, Njoki Nathani Wane
Chapter 6. Traditional Healing Practices in Southern Africa: Ancestral Spirits, Ritual Ceremonies, and Holistic Healing - Olaniyi Bojuwoye
Chapter 7. Caribbean Healers and Healing: Awakening Spiritual and Cultural Healing Powers - Ronald Marshall
Chapter 8. Latin American Healers and Healing: Healing as a Redefinition Process - Lilian Gonzalez Chevez
Chapter 9. Traditional and Cultural Healing Among the Chinese - Joseph K. So
Chapter 10. South Asian (Indian) Traditional Healing: Ayurveda, Shamanic and Sahaja Therapy - Manoj Kumar, Dinesh Bhugra, Jagmohan Singh
PART III: SPIRITUALITY, RELIGION AND CULTURAL HEALING
Chapter 11: Animism: Foundation of Traditional Healing in Sub-Saharan Africa - Clemmont E. Vontress
Chapter 12: Hindu Spirituality and Healing Practices - Pittu Laungani
Chapter 13: Inner Healing Prayer in "Spirit-Filled" Christianity - Fernando L. Garzon
Chapter 14: Islam, Divinity and Spiritual Healing - Qulsoom Inayat
Chapter 15: Jewish Healing, Spirituality, and Modern Psychology - Laura J. Praglin
Chapter 16: Buddhist Moments in Psychotherapy - Roshni Daya
PART IV: TRADITIONAL HEALING AND ITS CONTEMPORARY FORMULATIONS
Chapter 17. Sweat Lodge as Psychotherapy: Congruence Between Traditional and Modern Healing - David Paul Smith
Chapter 18. Maat: An African Centered Paradigm for Psychological and Spiritual Healing - Mekada Graham
Chapter 19. Morita Therapy: A Philosophy of Yin/Yang Coexistence - Charles P. Chen
Chapter 20. Pagan Approaches to Healing - Estelle Seymour
Chapter 21. Yoga and Its Practice in Psychological Healing - Josna Pankhania
Chapter 22. Holistic Healing, Paradigm Shift, and the New Age - Patricia A. Poulin, William West
PART V: FINDING THE LINK BETWEEN TRADITIONAL HEALING AND THERAPY
Chapter 23. Spiritual and Healing Approaches in Psychotherapeutic Practice - Robert N. Sollod
Chapter 24: Psychotherapy as Ritual: Connecting the Concrete With the Symbolic - Michael Anderson
Chapter 25: The Healing Path: What Can Counselors Learn From Aboriginal People About How to Heal? - Rod McCormick
Chapter 26: Herbalistas, Curandeiros and Bruxas: Valuable Lessons From Traditional Systems of Healing - Birdie J. Bezanson, Gary Foster, Susan James
Chapter 27: Sharing Healing Secrets: Counselors and Traditional Healers in Conversation - Rebecca Gawile Sima, William West
Index
About the Editors
About the Contributors

About the Author

Roy Moodley, Ph.D. is Associate Professor in Counselling Psychology at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at the University of Toronto. His research and publication interests include traditional and cultural healing; multicultural and diversity counselling; race, culture and ethnicity in psychotherapy; and masculinities. Roy co-edited Transforming Managers: Gendering Change in the Public Sector (1999); Carl Rogers Counsels a Black Client: Race and Culture in Person-Centred Counselling (2004); Integrating Traditional Healing Practices into Counselling and Psychotherapy (2005); and Race, Culture and Psychotherapy: Critical Perspectives in Multicultural Practice (2006).

Reviews

"If you are a student, professor, or practitioner of the ′talking cures′ – buy this book, read it, use it, and experience the difference it makes in your thoughts and actions."            
*PsycCRITIQUES (Contemporary Psychology), APA, November 15, 2005*

"As the world enters a global era of contact and interdependency, it is essential that non-Western approaches to healing be given increased understanding, appreciation, and respect, for within these traditional approaches are profound and effective insights and techniques for healing the human mind. ... Roy Moodley and William West′s edited volume, Integrating Traditional Healing Practices Into Counseling and Psychotherapy, not only reminds us of this but also provides a substantive platform for changing directions in psychotherapy and counseling education, research, and practice in accord with the new demands and responsibilities of a global era. ... Integrating Traditional Healing Practices Into Counseling and Psychotherapy, packed with 27 chapters on varied therapies used throughout the world, has the potential to alter the existing status quo in favor of new, innovative, and liberating training, research, and practice. ... In my opinion, Moodley and West′s volume is the best available book-length publication for anyone seeking current knowledge about traditional and non-Western practices. ... If you are a student, professor, or practitioner of the talking cures, buy this book, read it, use it, and experience the difference it makes in your thoughts and actions."
*PsycCRITIQUES*

"Recent years have also seen a flood of books on "cultural competence" and related issues for clinicians. This one broadens the field and stakes out its own territory as it includes the traditional healing practices of groups around the globe, and even touches on contemporary "alternative" and "integrative" healing methods. This compendium should be a useful resource for investigators, practitioners and students dealing with ethnic minorities as well as isolated populations."
*The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease*