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Roger Kuhn's 'Somacultural Liberation' explores the integration of cultural experiences and somatic awareness to achieve personal freedom. The book delves into the intersectionality of identity, focusing on Two-Spirit and Indigenous perspectives, and examines how culture shapes bodily experiences. Through a somacultural lens, Kuhn offers insights into navigating complex systems and encourages readers to connect with their authentic selves. The work aims to foster understanding and liberation by addressing privilege, power, and emotional regulation. Intended for those interested in cultural psychiatry and somatic practices, the book highlights the value of Indigenous knowledge and Two-Spirit identity in achieving holistic well-being.

Two-spirit people --- Indigenous peoples