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This synthesized report on AIO's Family Systems Project contains a background of research conducted by AIO on emotional dynamics in a tribe and the tribe's families; the power of Family Systems Analysis, an approach more in line with knowledge based on Family systems theory and Tribal consensus-building systems; key issues and concepts in tribal dynamics; future steps; and appendixes on North American Tribal Kinship systems from the social origins of private life.
Publication Date
1989
Collection Document Type
A report prepared by AIO
Collection Topics
Mental health, Clinical counseling
Keywords
Native American family systems, tribal dynamics, Kinship in tribal life, stress-related diseases: chronic anxiety, tribal values, leadership
Disciplines
Indigenous Education
Recommended Citation
Harris, LaDonna. "Excerpts from the Report for the Van Ameringen Foundation on AIO's Family System Project." (1989). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lhnac/16
Comments
Some copies of the primary project in the appendixes are marked by original author