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About a scene from Fire that either shows a traditional belief or attitude about the function or role or the female body. What are Radha and Sita taught female bodies are for? What do they learn about a women's role or fuction in the world? Or about what should a woman desire?
Alternately, about a scene in which Radha and/or Sita revises -or challenges - a traditional belief about the function or role of the female body or about female desire. What do Radha and Sita decide their bodies are for? What do they decide their function or role in the world should be?
What do they desire?
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• Definition of the therapy/modality
• A description of the therapy and its origin
• The education/qualifications of practitioner
• Who uses this therapy? Is there a cultural connection?
• Approximate cost of the therapy and how it is paid, e.g. client, extended health insurance, etc.
• The benefits and drawbacks of the therapy
• How and where do clients access this therapy, i.e. Canadian source(s)
• Is this a traditional or complementary medicine and is it used as part of alternative, complementary or alternative medicine
• What would you have to consider in reviewing the client's/family's use of this complementary therapy in their wellness planning?