This chapter introduces the book "Native American Postcolonial Psychology" by Eduardo Duran and Bonnie Duran, dedicated to sundancers and meditators who suffer for the healing of the earth and its people. The authors define "Postcolonial" as a social criticism that acknowledges the unequal processes of representation that shape the historical experience of the once colonized. The foreword, written by Robert Morgan, reflects on a supervision session with Eduardo Duran in 1983, where he demonstrated a unique blend of Native American tradition and contemporary psychological practices, effectively treating clients with severe mental health issues. The book is praised for its practical approach to depth psychotherapy with Native American clients, incorporating Jungian concepts as a bridge to cultural congruence. It also highlights the contributions of Bonnie Duran, who has significantly enhanced Eduardo's work with her insights and energy. The chapter emphasizes the book's value as a guide for clinical practitioners working with diverse cultural backgrounds.This chapter introduces the book "Native American Postcolonial Psychology" by Eduardo Duran and Bonnie Duran, dedicated to sundancers and meditators who suffer for the healing of the earth and its people. The authors define "Postcolonial" as a social criticism that acknowledges the unequal processes of representation that shape the historical experience of the once colonized. The foreword, written by Robert Morgan, reflects on a supervision session with Eduardo Duran in 1983, where he demonstrated a unique blend of Native American tradition and contemporary psychological practices, effectively treating clients with severe mental health issues. The book is praised for its practical approach to depth psychotherapy with Native American clients, incorporating Jungian concepts as a bridge to cultural congruence. It also highlights the contributions of Bonnie Duran, who has significantly enhanced Eduardo's work with her insights and energy. The chapter emphasizes the book's value as a guide for clinical practitioners working with diverse cultural backgrounds.