Voices of color first-person accounts of ethnic minority therapists / editors, Mudita Rastogi, Elizabeth Wieling.

Other author Rastogi, Mudita.
Other author Wieling, Elizabeth.
Format Electronic
Publication InfoThousand Oaks : Sage Publications,
Descriptionx, 389 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
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Contents Emerging identity: an Asian Indian female psychologist's perspective / Monika Sharma -- Our stories: convergence of language, professional, and personal identities of three Latino therapists / Luis Antonio Rivas, Edward A. Delgado-Romero, and Kelly Ram'n Ozambela -- When turtle met rabbit: Native systems / Janet M. Derrick -- African American women in client, therapist, and supervisory relationships: the parallel processes of race, culture, and family / Shalonda Kelly and Nancy Boyd-Franklin -- Taking off the mask: breaking the silence -- The art of naming racism in the therapy room / Larry Jin (Kwok Hung) Lee -- When racism is reversed: therapists of color speak about their experiences with racism from clients, supervisees, and supervisors / Saba Rasheed Ali ... [et al.] -- The other side of the game: an African American woman's story of teaching at a predominantly white university / Debra A. Nixon -- Post 9/11: combating racism in the sanctity of healing through utilizing a cultural process dialogue / Azmaira Hamid Maker -- Stories from the urban and rural landscapes: the moment my gendered identity as a woman of color was born / Laurie L. Charls -- The process of integrating language, context, and meaning: the voices of bilingual and bicultural therapists / Carmen Aguirre ... [et al.] -- International academic sojourners in the United States of America: color in the ivory tower / Mudita Rastogi, Carole Woolford-Hunt -- South Asians in the United States: developing a systemic and empirically-based mental health assessment model / Azmaira H. Maker, Mona Mittal, Mudita Rastogi -- Black women victims and perpetrators of family domestic violence: a therapeutic model incorporating racism and black history / Denise D. McAdory -- From polarization to pluralization: the Japanese concept of self, and Bowen theory / Narumi Tanaguchi -- Kum ba yah: the relevance of family systems theory for clinicians of African descent / Martha Adams Sullivan -- Family therapy from a Hindu Indian worldview / Nithyakala Karuppaswamy, Rajeshwari Natrajan -- Developing efficacy and effectiveness in psychotherapy interventions with communities of color / Melanie Domeneche-Rodriguez, Elizabeth Wieling -- Acculturation versus cultural identity: the need for new cultural lenses in the MFT field / Jose Ruben Parra Cardona, Richard S. Wampler, Dean M. Busby.
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LCCN 2004003254
ISBN0761928901 (pbk. : acid-free paper)

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