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NAVAHO MEDICINE MEN: THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CURE by DONALD F. SANDNER. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, San Francisco, California, May 1970. Mimeograph. 12 pp

Despite the brutal treatment of Colonel Kit Carson and his men and the humiliation at Fort Sumner, the one hundred thousand Navaho Indians are very much alive today; so are their medicine men, a unique professional group which has combined the function of priest and doctor. In this paper Sandner reports the findings of his study of the methods and professional attitudes of fifteen Navaho medicine men in active practice around Lukachukai, Arizona, in the east central