Traditional Healing in Africa: Implications for Cross-Cultural Counseling.

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Title:	Traditional Healing in Africa: Implications for Cross-Cultural Counseling.
Authors:	Vontress, Clemmont E.
Descriptors:	Counseling; Folk Culture; Foreign Countries; Health; Music
Source:	Journal of Counseling and Development, v70 n1 p242-49 Sep-Oct 1991
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Publication Date:	1991-00-00
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Pub Types:	Journal Articles; Reports - General
Abstract:	Examines role of traditional healers in African society. Indicates who the indigenous doctors are, role family plays in health maintenance, nature of the healing relationship, what diagnostic techniques are used, specific healing methods used, how music is used as therapeutic accompaniment, how healers are selected and prepared, and implications of traditional healing for cross-cultural counseling. (Author/NB)
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Identifiers:	Africa; Cross Cultural Counseling; Traditional Healing
Record Type:	Journal
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ISSN:	ISSN-0748-9633
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Languages:	English
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