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Tables of Contents for Counseling the Culturally Different
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Preface
ix
Part One The Political Dimensions of Mental Health Practice
1
50
Chapter 1 The Politics of Counseling and Psychotherapy
3
24
THE DIVERSIFICATION OF THE UNITED STATES
8
3
THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
11
6
COUNSELING AND MENTAL HEALTH LITERATURE
17
5
RELEVANCE OF RESEARCH
22
2
A CALL TO THE PROFESSION
24
3
Chapter 2 Sociopolitical Considerations of Trust and Mistrust in Multicultural Counseling and Therapy
27
24
EFFECTS OF HISTORICAL AND CURRENT OPPRESSION
31
8
CREDIBILITY AND ATTRACTIVENESS IN MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING
39
9
CONCLUSIONS
48
3
Part Two The Practice Dimensions of Multicultural Counseling and Therapy
51
68
Chapter 3 Barriers to Effective Multicultural Counseling and Therapy
53
21
COUNSELING AND THERAPY CHARACTERISTICS
58
4
SOURCES OF CONFLICT AND MISINTERPRETATION IN THERAPY
62
10
GENERALIZATIONS AND STEREOTYPES: SOME CAUTIONS
72
2
Chapter 4 Culturally Appropriate Intervention Strategies
74
23
COMMUNICATION STYLES
76
8
SOCIOPOLITICAL FACETS OF NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION
84
6
COUNSELING AND THERAPY AS COMMUNICATION STYLE
90
7
Chapter 5 Multicultural Family Counseling and Therapy
97
22
FAMILY SYSTEMS COUNSELING AND THERAPY
102
1
ISSUES IN WORKING WITH ETHNIC MINORITY FAMILIES
103
5
MULTICULTURAL FAMILY COUNSELING AND THERAPY: A CONCEPTUAL MODEL
108
7
MULTICULTURAL FAMILY THERAPY: PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS
115
4
Part Three Worldviews in Multicultural Counseling and Therapy
119
66
Chapter 6 Racial and Cultural Identity Development: Therapeutic Implications
121
22
RACIAL AND CULTURAL IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT MODELS
123
14
THERAPEUTIC IMPLICATIONS OF R/CID MODEL
137
4
CAUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS IN THE FORMULATION OF RACIAL AND CULTURAL IDENTITY MODELS
141
2
Chapter 7 White Racial Identity Development: Therapeutic Implications
143
21
MODELS OF WHITE RACIAL IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT
147
8
THE PROCESS OF WHITE RACIAL IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT: A DESCRIPTIVE MODEL
155
4
IMPLICATIONS FOR COUNSELING AND MULTICULTURAL THERAPY
159
5
Chapter 8 Dimensions of Worldviews
164
21
VALUE-ORIENTATION MODEL OF WORLDVIEWS
167
6
FORMATION OF WORLDVIEWS
173
8
CONCLUSIONS
181
2
SOME CAUTIONS
183
2
Part Four Multicultural Couseling and Therapy Competence
185
48
Chapter 9 Non-Western and Indigenous Methods of Healing
187
21
THE LEGITIMACY OF CULTURE-BOUND SYNDROMES: NIGHTMARE DEATHS AND THE HMONG SUDDEN DEATH PHENOMENON
189
7
THE PRINCIPLES OF INDIGENOUS HEALING
196
8
INDIGENOUS HEALING: GUIDELINES FOR MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY
204
4
Chapter 10 Becoming Multiculturally Competent: Organizational and Professional Development
208
25
DEVELOPING MULTICULTURAL ORGANIZATIONAL COMPETENCE
214
1
MODELS OF MULTICULTURAL ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
214
6
PROFESSIONAL MULTICULTURAL COMPETENCE
220
4
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CULTURALLY COMPETENT MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL
224
8
CONCLUSIONS
232
1
Part Five Counseling and Therapy with Specific Populations
233
94
Chapter 11 Counseling African Americans
235
20
AFRICAN AMERICANS: CONCERNS FOR THERAPY
237
11
BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVE CROSS-CULTURAL COUNSELING
248
2
GROUP COUNSELING
250
2
CONSULTATION
252
1
CONCLUSIONS
253
2
Chapter 12 Counseling Asian Americans
255
17
ASIAN AMERICANS: A SUCCESS STORY?
256
2
FORCES SHAPING THE IDENTITY OF ASIAN AMERICANS
258
2
SPECIAL PROBLEMS OF RECENT IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES
260
2
VALUE CONFLICTS AND COUNSELING
262
2
TREATMENT STRATEGIES
264
6
CONCLUSIONS
270
2
Chapter 13 Counseling American Indians and Alaskan Natives
272
14
THE AMERICAN INDIAN/THE ALASKAN NATIVE
274
5
PROBLEM AREAS
279
3
COUNSELING AMERICAN INDIAN CHILDREN AND YOUTH
282
1
COUNSELING ISSUES
283
3
Chapter 14 Counseling Hispanic Americans
286
18
HISPANIC AMERICANS: COMMONALITIES AND DIFFERENCES
287
10
CLIENT PROBLEMS
297
2
COUNSELING CONSIDERATIONS, STRATEGIES, AND MODALITIES
299
4
CONCLUSION
303
1
Chapter 15 Counseling Gays and Lesbians, Women, the Elderly, and Persons with Disabilities
304
23
COUNSELING GAY MEN AND LESBIAN WOMEN
305
4
COUNSELING ELDERLY CLIENTS
309
6
COUSELING WOMEN
315
6
COUNSELING PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
321
6
References
327
32
Indexes
359