Race, Culture and Counselling
2nd Edición
0335226078
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9780335226078
© 2005 | Published: November 16, 2005
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Dedications
List of Tables and Figures
Acknowledgements
Foreword to the first edition
Introduction to the first edition
Introduction
The climate, the context and the challenge
Issues of race and power
Towards understanding culture
Cultural barriers to communication
Communication, language, gesture and interpretation
Western theories of counselling and psychotherapy: intentions and limitations
Non-Western approaches to helping
Training therapists to work with different and diverse clients
Addressing the context of the counselling organization
Supervision and consultancy: supporting the needs of therapists in multicultural and multiracial settings
The challenge of research
Updating the models of identity development
Key issues for black counselling practitioners in the U.K. with particular reference to their experiences in professional training
Upon being a white therapist: have you noticed?
Specific issues for white counsellors
Approaching multiple diversity: addressing the intersections of class, gender, sexual orientation and different abilities
Race and culture in counselling research
List of Tables and Figures
Acknowledgements
Foreword to the first edition
Introduction to the first edition
Introduction
The climate, the context and the challenge
Issues of race and power
Towards understanding culture
Cultural barriers to communication
Communication, language, gesture and interpretation
Western theories of counselling and psychotherapy: intentions and limitations
Non-Western approaches to helping
Training therapists to work with different and diverse clients
Addressing the context of the counselling organization
Supervision and consultancy: supporting the needs of therapists in multicultural and multiracial settings
The challenge of research
Updating the models of identity development
Key issues for black counselling practitioners in the U.K. with particular reference to their experiences in professional training
Upon being a white therapist: have you noticed?
Specific issues for white counsellors
Approaching multiple diversity: addressing the intersections of class, gender, sexual orientation and different abilities
Race and culture in counselling research
References
Index