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Medical Anthropology|June 30, 2022
"Backing Weakness:" Conceptualizations of Q'Eqchi' Women's Vulnerability in BelizeJames B WaldramTranscultural Psychiatry|May 5, 2006
The view from the Hogan: cultural epidemiology and the return to ethnographyJames B WaldramCulture, Medicine and Psychiatry|June 7, 2008
The narrative challenge to cognitive behavioral treatment of sexual offendersJames B WaldramQualitative Health Research|August 29, 2007
Everybody has a story: listening to imprisoned sexual offendersJames B WaldramMedical Anthropology Quarterly|October 23, 2014
"I Don't Know the Words He Uses": Therapeutic Communication among Q'eqchi Maya Healers and Their PatientsJames B WaldramMedical Anthropology|April 6, 2013
Transformative and restorative processes: revisiting the question of efficacy of indigenous healingJames B WaldramTranscultural Psychiatry|June 22, 2013
Healing history? Aboriginal healing, historical trauma, and personal responsibilityJames B WaldramCulture, Medicine and Psychiatry|March 4, 2022
Does "Susto" Really Exist? Indigenous Knowledge and Fright Disorders Among Q'eqchi' Maya in BelizeJames B Waldram, Andrew R HatalaTranscultural Psychiatry|September 5, 2015
The role of sensorial processes in Q'eqchi' Maya healing: A case study of depression and bereavementAndrew R Hatala, James B WaldramSocial Science & Medicine (1982)|December 16, 2014
Latent and manifest empiricism in Q'eqchi' Maya healing: a case study of HIV/AIDSJames B Waldram, Andrew R HatalaPageof 2