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In Yoruba societies, the treatment of anxiety and depression often involves a blend of spiritual and cultural practices. Traditional healers may use herbal remedies and rituals, while community support and counseling from elders play crucial roles. In Inuit communities, cultural and community support is central, with a strong connection to nature and holistic healing practices. Traditional healers, known as angakkuq, may incorporate rituals and storytelling. Some Inuit communities also integrate modern mental health services. Both cultures emphasize a holistic approach to mental health, considering physical, mental, and spiritual aspects, and individuals may choose to combine traditional and modern methods based on personal preferences and beliefs.

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