WOOP – Amplify #11 Belinda Eriacho – Native American Healer
Here we invite you to learn more about decolonization, intergenerational trauma, and plant medicine through Belinda’s native American perspective.
This is not Native American History, This is US History
Belinda talks the healing process that included Native American techniques such as the use of lightning medicine, sweat lodges, and sacred plants medicines.
Challenging Your Truth
What is truth? What happens to us when that truth is challenged? When should I seek professional help? Most importantly, be gentle with yourself.
Considerations for Psychedelic Therapists when Working with Native American People and Communities
“Growing up on the Diné (Navajo) reservation, I now realize it provided me with insights that I often overlook as a native individual.”
Guidelines for Inclusion of Indigenous People into Psychedelic Science Conferences
To provide guidance for organizations, conference organizers, and sponsors on the inclusion of Indigenous people and communities into psychedelic science events, such as conferences, webinar series, workshops, and other formats.
Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls
I am with Belinda Eriacho. Belinda was on my show once before. Belinda comes from a lineage of Diné and Ashiwi, which is known to us in white peoples’ languages as Navajo and Zuni. She’s located in the Southwest United States. After a long professional career, she decided to give back to her communities …