How indigenous and faith healers approach mental health in Ghana: Herbalists mostly recommend treating underlying physiological condition through herbal remedies UNAMID/FlickrThe use of non-biomedical methods to treat mental disorders in developing countries, like Ghana, has long been acknowledged. The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates that about 80% of people who need … [Read more...] about How indigenous and faith healers approach mental health in Ghana | The Conversation
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Why traditional healers could have a role to play in fighting HIV | The Conversation
Why traditional healers could have a role to play in fighting HIV: Reuters/Rogan WardMany cultures and societies throughout the world turn to traditional healers to find out why they are ill and to seek treatment. In many settings, including sub-Saharan Africa, traditional healers are often called on to provide cures for various ailments. Seeking … [Read more...] about Why traditional healers could have a role to play in fighting HIV | The Conversation
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South Africa wants to regulate traditional healers – but it’s not easy | The Conversation
Until recently, traditional healers in South Africa have operated relatively freely from government interference. Reuters/Rogan WardSouth African traditional healers play a significant role for people that follow African cultural beliefs. There are more than 200,000 traditional healers across the country. Until recently, traditional healers have operated relatively freely from … [Read more...] about South Africa wants to regulate traditional healers – but it’s not easy | The Conversation