Kraho
- Historical Context
- Historically, the Kraho are part of the larger Jê group of indigenous peoples in Brazil. They have a history of resilience against colonization and have retained much of their cultural heritage.
- Migration Patterns
- The Kraho have traditionally been a semi-nomadic group, moving within their territory according to seasonal cycles and resource availability.
- Mental Health Views
- Mental health is generally viewed through a holistic lens, with spiritual and communal balance being key to well-being.
- Traditional Healers
- Shamans play a central role in healing practices, serving as spiritual and medical advisors.
- Healthcare Barriers
- Barriers to healthcare include geographical isolation and a lack of culturally sensitive medical services.
- Learning Styles
- Learning is experiential and often involves storytelling, observation, and direct participation in community activities.
- Interpretation Needs
- There is a need for interpreters fluent in the Timbira dialect to facilitate communication with Portuguese-speaking officials.
- Documentation Traditions
- Documentation is primarily oral, with a rich tradition of storytelling and oral history.