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Collaborating with Traditional and Faith Healers in Mental Health: A Public Health Approach

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2018The perceived effectiveness of traditional and faith healing in the treatment of mental illness: a systematic review of qualitative studies89 cited
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2021Unique collaboration of modern medicine and traditional faith-healing for the treatment of mental illness: Best practice from Gujarat

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