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  • - The community-based social healing (CBSH) model, created by the Ubuntu Centre for Peace, integrates BREATH-BODY-MIND™ practices with collective storytelling and rituals to help individuals facing trauma and mental health challenges improve their mental well-being.
  • - A pilot study with 1889 participants in Rwanda showed that CBSH significantly reduced depression, anxiety, and PTSD while boosting work productivity and decreasing intimate partner violence.
  • - This upcoming cluster randomized controlled trial will assess the effects of CBSH on Ubuntu and mental health across 54 villages, measuring outcomes like depression and resilience using various standardized tools.
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Indigenous peoples have experienced higher rates of loss and death compared to the general population, partly due to historical loss. This qualitative inquiry focused on understanding Indigenous women's experiences of loss, grief, and death during the COVID-19 pandemic, involving 31 head-of-household Native American women from a southeastern US tribe. Reconstructive analysis of data from a community-based critical ethnography identified the following themes spanning the ecological levels of the FHORT: (a) loss of finances, (b) loss of structure and loss of self, (c) death due to COVID-19, (d) disrupted mourning and burial rituals, and (e) grief and extensive losses.

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Ancestral healing rituals and the significance of Taky Samy in andean spirituality.

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November 2024

Centre for Indigenous Psychologies, School of Psychology, Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa / Massey University, Aotearoa, New Zealand. Electronic address:

Taky Samy is an ancestral Andean healing practice of our physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and auric bodies. Taky Samy practices connect us with plants, animals, birds and Mother Earth, through the language of instruments made of ceramic, bamboo, deer, and condor feathers and bones. These practices are guided by the sacred word of prayer, mantras and songs that connect with the Great Ordering Spirit Pachakamak, and the Great Mystery Tunupa Tixi Wirakocha, so that we can return to the order of life in harmony with all the beings of Mother Earth.

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