Race, Culture and CounsellingCommunication is key to the therapeutic relationship, and culture and language are at the core of communication. The first edition of Race, Culture and Counselling was a groundbreaking text on the subject; this new edition is significantly revised to include new perspectives on the impact of race, culture, and language in therapy. Topics discussed include:
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ableism African African American agency American anti-oppressive practice approach assumptions attitudes awareness BACP behaviour black and ethnic black client black counsellors Britain British Carl Rogers challenge chapter clinical complex concept context Counseling and Development Counselling and Psychotherapy Counselling Psychologist counsellor and client cross-cultural counselling cultural group cultural identity development culturally different dimensions diversity Dryden dynamics Education effects ethnic minority example Existential therapy experience explore feelings gender gourd dance healing Helms human identity politics impact implications important individual Institutional racism interactions Intercultural internalized issues of race knowledge Lago language London mental health Migration Watch UK minority groups models Moodley multicultural counselling multiracial Open University oppression organizations Pedersen person perspective political Ponterotto poststructural potential professional Psychiatry psychology race race and culture racism relation role Sage Publications sexual social society specific supervision supervisor theoretical theory therapeutic therapists transcultural counselling understanding values white counsellors white supremacy
References to this book
Cross Cultural Awareness and Social Justice in Counseling Cyrus Marcellus Ellis,Jon Carlson No preview available - 2008 |