Native American healing practices encompass a variety of traditional methods that focus on the balance of body, mind, and spirit. These practices often include the use of herbal remedies, rituals, and ceremonies, which are deeply rooted in the cultural beliefs of different tribes. Healing is viewed as a holistic process, emphasizing the interconnectedness of individuals with their community and the natural world. Central to these practices are spiritual leaders, such as shamans or medicine men/women, who guide individuals through healing ceremonies. Techniques may involve sweat lodges, smudging with sacred herbs, and the use of drumming or singing to promote wellness. Each tribe has its unique approaches, reflecting their specific traditions and beliefs.