Scholarly Papers: Center for Traditional Medicine

The Center for Traditional Medicine gladly shares it’s collection of scholarly papers with the public to shed more light on the knowledge of the ages.

These are the new added resources:

Cultural Adaptation

• Guidelines for Establishing a Telemental Health Program to Provide Evidence-Based Therapy for Trauma-Exposed Children and Families
• Addressing Disparities in Mental Health Agencies: Strategies to Implement the National CLAS Standards in Mental Health 
• A Critical Review of Culturally Sensitive Treatments for Depression: Recommendations for Intervention and Research 
• Toward Culturally Centered Integrative Care for Addressing Mental Health Disparities Among Ethnic Minorities 

Hawaii

• Native Hawaiian Health in Hawaii: Historical Highlights 
• Traditional Hawaiian Healing and Western Influence
• Traditional Healing and Indigenous Sovereignty: Assessment and evaluation of current potential, development and deficits of Indigenous mental health care provision in Washington State, USA
• Hawai’i Medical Journal – July 2006 
• ‘Ike Hawai‘i – A Training Program for Working with Native Hawaiians 

Historical Trauma

• Practice Makes Perfect? Identifying Effective Psychological Treatments for Mental Health Problems in Indian Country 
• Co-Occurring Disorders – Part 2 Native Americans
• Cultural and Biological diversity in medical practice
• Cultural Trauma and Collective Identity
• Considering a Theory of Cultural Trauma and Loss
• Decolonization and Healing: Indigenous Experiences in the United States, New Zealand, Australia and Greenland
• A Dissertation on African American Male Youth Violence: “Trying to kill the Part of you that isn’t Loved”