
Exploring the complexities of bicultural psychiatry, this article delves into indigenous knowledge systems and their impact on mental health practices.
Dr Farnsworth is a practicing psychotherapist in Aotearoa, New Zealand’s southernmost city, Dunedin. He is 1 of 6 Life Members of the New Zealand Association of Psychotherapists (APANZ). He is also an active social scientist and has taught for 30 years across a variety of university teaching positions. He has published internationally in a wide variety of fields, including social exclusion and poverty, the Enlightenment, digital mimicry, social and dynamic theory, methodology and the cultural unconscious.

Exploring the complexities of bicultural psychiatry, this article delves into indigenous knowledge systems and their impact on mental health practices.

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