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Handbook of multicultural counseling

·1995·Choice Reviews Online
DOI 10.5860/choice.33-2419
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Foreword - Thomas A Parham PART ONE: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES AND PROFESSIONAL ISSUES Introduction Multicultural Counseling - Morris L Jackson Historical Perspectives Promoting Multiculturalism and Organizational Change in the Counseling Profession - Michael D'Andrea and Judy Daniels A Case Study Culture Centered Ethical Guidelines for Counselors - Paul Pedersen PART TWO: THEORY AND MODELS OF RACIAL AND ETHNIC IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT Introduction Toward Specific Skills and Strategies in Multicultural Counseling and Therapy - Allen E Ivey The Acculturation of American Indians - Sandra K Choney, Elise Berryhill-Paapke and Rockey R Robbins Developing Frameworks for Research and Practice The Psychology of Nigrescence - William E Cross Jr Revising the Cross Model Ethnic Identity of Asians in the United States - Gargi Roysircar Sodowsky, Kwong-Liem Kwan and Raji Pannu Conceptualization and Illustrations Hispanic Identity Development - J Manuel Casas and Scott D Pytluk Implications for Research and Practice An Update of Helms's White and People of Color (POC) Racial Identity Models - Janet E Helms Biracial Identity Development - Christine Kerwin and Joseph G Ponterotto Theory and Research Racial/Ethnic Identity and Racial Consciousness - Wayne Rowe, John T Behrens and Mark M Leach Looking Back and Looking Forward PART THREE: SUPERVISION AND TRAINING Introduction A Typology of Philosophical Assumptions in Multicultural Counseling and Training - Robert T Carter and Adil Qureshi Counselor Supervision - Michael T Brown and Joycelyn Landrum-Brown Cross-Cultural Perspectives The Assessment of Multicultural Counseling Competencies - Donald B Pope-Davis and Jonathan G Dings Challenges and Strategies for Teaching Multicultural Counseling Courses - Amy L Reynolds PART FOUR: PRACTICAL STRATEGIES FOR PRACTICE Introduction Multicultural Training Models and the Person-in-Culture Interview - Linda Berg-Cross and Ruby Takushi Chinen A Framework for Assessment in Multicultural Counseling - Ingrid Grieger and Joseph G Ponterotto Creative Approaches to Multicultural Counseling - Charlene M Alexander and Lynn Sussman PART FIVE: RESEARCH REVIEWS Introduction The Role of Ethnicity, Cultural Knowledge and Conventional Techniques in Counseling and Psychotherapy - Donald R Atkinson and Susana M Lowe Racial and Ethnic Variations in Help-Seeking Attitudes - Frederick T L Leong, Nicole S Wagner and Shiraz Piroshaw Tata PART SIX: CRITICAL AND EMERGING TOPICS IN MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING: SECTION 1 Introduction Indigenous Models of Mental Health Intervention - Courtland C Lee and Kathleen L Armstrong Lessons from Traditional Healers The Breakdown of Authority - Clemmont E Vontress Implications for Counseling Young African American Males Multicultural Organizational Development - Derald Wing Sue Implications for the Counseling Profession Intelligence and Personality Assessment - Lisa A Suzuki and John F Kugler Multicultural Perspectives Counseling Children and Adolescents in Schools - Mark S Kiselica et al Salient Multicultural Issues PART SEVEN: CRITICAL AND EMERGING TOPICS IN MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING: SECTION 2 Multicultural Health Counseling - Merle A Keitel, Mary Kopala and Ismini Georgiades Career Development and Counseling - S Alvin Leung A Multicultural Perspective Group Work - Rod J Merta Multicultural Perspectives Culture and Families - George V Gushue and Daniel T Sciarra A Multidimensional Approach

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Venue
Choice Reviews Online
Publisher
American Library Association
Published
1995-12-01
Volume
33
Issue
04
Pages
33-2419-33-2419
ISSN
  • 0009-4978 (ISSN-L)
  • 1523-8253
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10.5860/choice.33-2419
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