Walter Lindstone and Indigenous Research

from Howling Coyote · host Lewis Mehl-Madrona

Walter is an Implementation Specialist with the Aboriginal Unit of the  Center for Addictions and Mental Health in Toronto, Canada's largest  such hospital. He's become interested as I am in two-eyed seeing with regards to Indigenous healing -- what constitutes evidence and how do we interact with the mainstream medical community and their beliefs about evidence. See where we go with this discussion! 

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