Shadow of the Warrior: American Indian Counseling Perspectives
1985 · National Technical Information Service (via FedFlix)
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Veterans Administration Shadow of the Warrior: American Indian Counseling Perspectives AVA14995VNB1, 1985 Through interviews with American Indian veterans of the Vietnam War, the program looks at their problems, concerns and experiences against the background of their culture. The role and therapeutic value of traditional Indian ceremonies is examined from different perspectives.