Video Timestamps
- :05 – Belinda educates us about land acknowledgments
- :13 – How Native People use humor as a form of resilience
- :18 – The principle of hózhó,: Walking in harmonious relationship to everything around you
- :21 – Belinda shares her own story of intergenerational trauma and her personal Corn Pollen Path
- :29 – The Native American worldview, the western medical model, and the Decriminalization Movement
- :44 – Considerations when working with Native American people
- :53 – Belinda speaks to psychedelic therapists
Related Links:
Considerations for Psychedelic Therapists when Working with Native American People and Communities
Guidelines for Inclusion of Indigenous People into Psychedelic Science Conferences
App for Land Acknowledgements
Video on Intergenerational Trauma: Native American Legacy at MAPS Workshop
Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist