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The Aboriginal Tea Ceremony: Its Relevance to Psychiatric Practice

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OBJECTIVE: To examine the elements of the Aboriginal tea ceremony and its relevance to psychiatric practice. CONCLUSIONS: Through the Aboriginal tea ceremony, the mental health professional is able to convey that care and concern balance experience and expertise. These underpinning principles have wide application.

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