Coyote Medicine: Lessons from Native American Healing

by Lewis Mehl-Madrona
Coyote Medicine: Lessons from Native American Healing
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23 ratings, 4.17 average rating, 2 reviews (more data...)
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published
August 26th 1998 by Touchstone

binding
Paperback, 304 pages

isbn
0684839970   (isbn13: 9780684839974)

description
Inspired by his Cherokee grandmother's healing ceremonies, Lewis Mehl-Madrona enlightens readers to "alternative" paths to recovery and heal...more






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Aaron
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12/01/08

bookshelves: social-science
Read in September, 2005
This book left something to be desired. I was expecting to find unique accounts of American Indian psychotherapy. The Mehl-Madrona does describe some rituals he practices with clients (as I remember mostly if not entirely non-Indian), but this isn't really the focus. In fact, it's hard to find the focus. The book winds all over the map, shifting erratically between Indian stories, clinical case descriptions, "treatment proper," and philosophical tangents into quantum physics and the na...more
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Tanuja
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04/22/07

recommends it for: Aspiring healers, people who struggle
"Before you can become a healer, you must make friends with chaos." This quote comes from this book, and it has been the quote that I turn to as I study Traditional Chinese Medicine, experiencing all manner of twists, turns, and bumps. Madrona writes about his journey honestly and openly, and he does not make himself out to be a saint or someone "blessed" with extraordinary powers - he heard his calling and he followed it - he encourages the reader to do the same, no matter
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11/12/08

Read in May, 2003
recommended to Jonathan by: No one
recommends it for: Anyone interested in health topics

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