Counseling the culturally diverse : theory and practice / Derald Wing Sue, David Sue, Helen A. Neville, Laura Smith. [print]
Material type: TextPublisher: Hoboken, NJ : Wiley, [2022]Edition: Ninth editionDescription: xxii, 392, 11 pages : illustrations ; 28 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781119861904
- 111986190X
- Cross-cultural counseling
- Cultural pluralism
- Cross-cultural studies
- Counseling -- methods
- Culturally Competent Care
- Cultural Diversity
- Cross-Cultural Comparison
- Ethnicity -- psychology
- Counseling transculturel
- Diversité culturelle
- Études transculturelles
- Cultural pluralism
- Cross-cultural studies
- Cross-cultural counseling
- BF636.7.C686.S84 2022
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Section One: The multiple dimensions of multicultural counseling and therapy -- Part 1: The affective, conceptual and practice dimensions of multicultural counseling and therapy -- 1. Understanding resistance to multicultural training: obstacles to developing cultural competence -- 2. Multicultural counseling and therapy (MCT) -- 3. Cultural perspectives and barriers: the individual interplay of cultural experiences -- Part 2: Sociopolitical and social justice dimensions of multicultural counseling and therapy -- 4. Microaggressions: implications for counseling and psychotherapy -- 5. Sociohistorical privilege and oppression: implications for counseling and psychotherapy -- Part 3: Racial, ethnic, cultural (REC) attitudes in multicultural counseling and therapy -- 6. Racial, ethnic, cultural (REC) identity attitudes in people of color: counseling implications -- 7. White racial consciousness: implications for counseling and psychotherapy -- 8. Multicultural counseling competence and cultural humility for people of color counselors and therapists -- Part 4: Western and non-western perspectives in counseling and therapy -- 9. Multicultural evidence-based practice -- 10. Indigenous and cultural methods of healing among people of color: implications for multicultural counseling and therapy (MCT) -- Part 5: Assessment, diagnosis, and treatment issues in multicultural counseling and therapy -- 11. Culturally competent assessment
Section two: Multicultural counseling and specific populations -- Part 6: Counseling and therapy with racial/ethnic minority group populations -- 12. Multicultural counseling contexts: African Americans -- 13. Multicultural counseling contexts: American Indians/Native Americans and Alaska Natives -- 14. Multicultural counseling contexts: Asian Americans and pacific islanders -- 15. Multicultural counseling contexts: Latinx communities -- 16. Multicultural counseling contexts: Multiracial Americans -- 17. Multicultural counseling contexts: Arab Americans -- Part 7: Counseling and therapy with other multicultural populations -- 18. Multicultural counseling contexts: Marginalized religious communities -- 19. Multicultural counseling contexts: Immigrants and refugees -- 20. Multicultural counseling contexts: LGBTQ communities -- 21. Multicultural counseling contexts: Older adults -- 22. Multicultural counseling contexts: Women -- 23. Multicultural counseling contexts: Individuals living in poverty -- 24. Multicultural counseling contexts: Individuals with disabilities.
"For over four decades, Counseling the Culturally Diverse: Theory and Practice (CCD) has been considered the "gold standard" in culturally competent mental health care. Its cutting-edge presentation of multicultural counseling and therapy (MCT) is used in an overwhelming majority of graduate training programs in counseling and clinical psychology, and it has produced generations of culturally sensitive mental health practitioners. It now forms the multicultural knowledge base of licensing and certification exams at both the masters and the doctoral levels in psychology. In 2021, Social Science Space identified the book as one of the most important works across social science disciplines that has contributed to the ongoing need to understand, analyze, resist, and dismantle racism, bias, and bigotry. In essence, CCD has become a "classic" in the field of mental health practice, and leads the profession in the theory, research, and practice of MCT. CCD upholds the highest standards of scholarship, and is the most frequently cited source in multicultural psychology and mental health. The expert and global perspectives of the four co-authors, each active researchers and practitioners in the field, strengthen the newly minted ninth edition of CCD. As a result, instructors will note the continued fresh, scholarly, and exciting perspective in the content of CCD, as it continues to rank as the most up-to- date text in the field"--
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