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5  SECTION 1: THE MULTIPLE DIMENSIONS OF MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING AND THERAPY PART 1: THE AFFECTIVE, CONCEPTUAL AND PRACTICE DIMENSIONS OF MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING AND THERAPY CHAPTER 1: UNDERSTANDING RESISTANCE TO MULTICULTURAL TRAINING: OBSTACLES TO DEVELOPING CULTURAL COMPETENCE EXPECTATIONS FOR THE COURSE REACTIONS TO THE COURSE EMOTIONAL SELF‐REVELATIONS AND FEARS: MAJORITY GROUP MEMBERS EMOTIONAL INVALIDATION VERSUS AFFIRMATION: MARGINALIZED GROUP MEMBERS RECOGNIZING AND UNDERSTANDING RESISTANCE TO MULTICULTURAL TRAINING CULTURAL COMPETENCE AND EMOTIONS SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES CHAPTER 2: MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING AND THERAPY (MCT) RACE AND CULTURE MATTER CULTURE‐UNIVERSAL (ETIC) VERSUS CULTURE‐SPECIFIC (EMIC) FORMULATIONS THE NATURE OF MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING COMPETENCE UNDERSTANDING THE THREE DIMENSIONS OF IDENTITY INDIVIDUAL AND UNIVERSAL BIASES IN PSYCHOLOGY AND MENTAL HEALTH THE IMPACT OF GROUP IDENTITIES ON COUNSELING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY WHAT IS MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING AND THERAPY? WHAT IS CULTURAL COMPETENCE? SOCIAL JUSTICE AND CULTURAL COMPETENCE SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES CHAPTER 3: CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES AND BARRIERS: THE INDIVIDUAL INTERPLAY OF CULTURAL EXPERIENCES CHARACTERISTICS OF CONVENTIONAL COUNSELING CULTURE‐BOUND VALUES PATTERNS OF CULTURAL ASSUMPTIONS AND MULTICULTURAL FAMILY COUNSELING/THERAPY LANGUAGE BARRIERS CLASS‐BOUND VALUES AND PERSPECTIVES OVERGENERALIZING AND STEREOTYPING SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES PART 2: SOCIOPOLITICAL AND SOCIAL JUSTICE DIMENSIONS OF MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING AND THERAPY CHAPTER 4: MICROAGGRESSIONS: IMPLICATIONS FOR COUNSELING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY CONTEMPORARY FORMS OF OPPRESSION: RACISM, SEXISM & HETEROSEXISM THE EVOLUTION OF THE “ISMS”: MICROAGGRESSIONS THE DYNAMICS AND DILEMMAS OF MICROAGGRESSIONS THERAPEUTIC IMPLICATIONS MICROINTERVENTIONS: THE NEW THERAPEUTIC FRONTIER SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES CHAPTER 5: SOCIOHISTORICAL PRIVILEGE AND OPPRESSION: IMPLICATIONS FOR COUNSELING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY AN OPEN LETTER TO BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF COLOR MENTAL HEALTH PRACTICE AND THE REPRODUCTION OF OPPRESSION CONNECTING THE DOTS BETWEEN MENTAL HEALTH PRACTICE AND SOCIAL JUSTICE: AN OVERVIEW THE DANGER OF A SINGLE STORY: ETHNOCENTRIC MONOCULTURALISM ETHNOCENTRIC MONOCULTURALISM, SOCIOHISTORICAL OPPRESSION, AND MENTAL HEALTH SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES PART 3: RACIAL, ETHNIC, CULTURAL (REC) ATTITUDES IN MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING AND THERAPY CHAPTER 6: RACIAL, ETHNIC, CULTURAL (REC) IDENTITY ATTITUDES IN PEOPLE OF COLOR: COUNSELING IMPLICATIONS RACIAL AWAKENING REC IDENTITY ATTITUDE MODELS A GENERAL MODEL OF REC IDENTITY COUNSELING IMPLICATIONS OF THE R/CID MODEL VALUE OF A GENERAL REC IDENTITY FRAMEWORK SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES CHAPTER 7: WHITE RACIAL CONSCIOUSNESS: IMPLICATIONS FOR COUNSELING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY WHITENESS AND MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING STEPS TOWARD AN UNDERSTANDING OF WHITENESS AND WHITE IDENTITY MODELS OF WHITE RACIAL IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT A DESCRIPTIVE MODEL OF WHITE IDENTITY: SEVEN POSITIONS AN ANTIRACIST WHITE IDENTITY SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES CHAPTER 8: MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING COMPETENCE AND CULTURAL HUMILITY FOR PEOPLE OF COLOR COUNSELORS AND THERAPISTS INTERRACIAL AND INTERETHNIC BIASES IMPACT ON INTERRACIAL COUNSELING RELATIONSHIPS RACIAL STEREOTYPES HELD BY PEOPLE OF COLOR THE WHO‐IS‐MORE‐OPPRESSED GAME INTERRACIAL AND INTERETHNIC COUNSELING THE POLITICS OF INTERRACIAL AND INTERETHNIC BIAS AND DISCRIMINATION THE POLITICAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN GROUPS OF COLOR WITHIN GROUP DIFFERENCES AMONG RACIAL/ETHNIC GROUPS COUNSELORS OF COLOR AND DYADIC COMBINATIONS SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES PART 4: WESTERN AND NON‐WESTERN PERSPECTIVES IN COUNSELING AND THERAPY CHAPTER 9: MULTICULTURAL EVIDENCE‐BASED PRACTICE EVIDENCE‐BASED PRACTICE AND DIVERSITY ISSUES IN COUNSELING SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES CHAPTER 10: INDIGENOUS AND CULTURAL METHODS OF HEALING AMONG PEOPLE OF COLOR: IMPLICATIONS FOR MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING AND THERAPY (MCT) WORLDVIEWS AND CULTURAL CONCEPTS OF DISTRESS THE PRINCIPLES OF INDIGENOUS HEALING RADICAL HEALING AMONG PEOPLE OF COLOR EXAMPLES OF HEALING PRACTICES AMONG PEOPLE OF COLOR SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES PART 5: ASSESSMENT, DIAGNOSIS, AND TREATMENT ISSUES IN MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING AND THERAPY CHAPTER 11: CULTURALLY COMPETENT ASSESSMENT THERAPIST VARIABLES AFFECTING DIAGNOSIS CULTURAL COMPETENCE AND PREVENTING DIAGNOSTIC ERRORS CONTEXTUAL AND COLLABORATIVE ASSESSMENT INFUSING CULTURAL RELEVANCE INTO STANDARD CLINICAL ASSESSMENTS IMPLICATIONS FOR CLINICAL PRACTICE SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES

6  SECTION 2: MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING AND SPECIFIC POPULATIONS PART 6: COUNSELING AND THERAPY WITH RACIAL/ETHNIC GROUP POPULATIONS CHAPTER 12: MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING CONTEXTS: AFRICAN AMERICANS SOCIOHISTORICAL CONTEXT STRENGTHS AND RESILIENCES POTENTIAL CHALLENGES COUNSELING AND APPLIED CONSIDERATIONS A CLINICAL CHECKLIST SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES CHAPTER 13: MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING CONTEXTS: AMERICAN INDIANS/NATIVE AMERICANS AND ALASKAN NATIVES SOCIOHISTORICAL CONTEXT STRENGTHS AND RESILIENCIES SPECIFIC CHALLENGES SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES CHAPTER 14: MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING CONTEXTS: ASIAN AMERICANS AND PACIFIC ISLANDERS CHARACTERISTICS AND STRENGTHS SPECIFIC CHALLENGES SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES CHAPTER 15: MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING CONTEXTS: LATINX COMMUNITIES CULTURAL STRENGTHS SPECIFIC CHALLENGES SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES CHAPTER 16: MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING CONTEXTS: MULTIRACIAL AMERICANS CHARACTERISTICS AND STRENGTHS SPECIFIC CHALLENGES SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES CHAPTER 17: MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING CONTEXTS: ARAB AMERICANS DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS SOCIOHISTORICAL CONTEXT POTENTIAL CHALLENGES STRENGTHS AND RESILIENCIES COUNSELING AND APPLIED CONSIDERATIONS A CLINICAL CHECKLIST SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES PART 7: COUNSELING AND THERAPY WITH OTHER MULTICULTURAL POPULATIONS CHAPTER 18: MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING CONTEXTS: MARGINALIZED RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES COUNSELING CONTEXTS: JEWISH AMERICANS CHARACTERISTICS AND STRENGTHS POTENTIAL CHALLENGES COUNSELING AND APPLIED CONSIDERATIONS COUNSELING CONTEXTS: MUSLIM AMERICANS CHARACTERISTICS AND STRENGTHS POTENTIAL CHALLENGES COUNSELING AND APPLIED CONSIDERATIONS MARGINALIZED RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES: A CLINICAL CHECKLIST SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES CHAPTER 19: MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING CONTEXTS: IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS SOCIOHISTORICAL CONTEXT POTENTIAL CHALLENGES STRENGTHS AND RESILIENCIES COUNSELING AND APPLIED CONSIDERATIONS A CLINICAL CHECKLIST SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES CHAPTER 20: MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING CONTEXTS: LGBTQ COMMUNITIES CHARACTERISTICS AND STRENGTHS SPECIFIC CHALLENGES SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES CHAPTER 21: MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING CONTEXTS: OLDER ADULTS DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS SOCIOHISTORICAL CONTEXT POTENTIAL CHALLENGES STRENGTHS AND RESILIENCIES COUNSELING AND APPLIED CONSIDERATIONS A CLINICAL CHECKLIST SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES CHAPTER 22: MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING CONTEXTS: WOMEN DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS SOCIOHISTORICAL CONTEXT POTENTIAL CHALLENGES STRENGTHS AND RESILIENCIES COUNSELING AND APPLIED CONSIDERATIONS A CLINICAL CHECKLIST SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES CHAPTER 23: MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING CONTEXTS: INDIVIDUALS LIVING IN POVERTY DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS SOCIOHISTORICAL CONTEXT POTENTIAL CHALLENGES STRENGTHS AND RESILIENCIES COUNSELING AND APPLIED CONSIDERATIONS A CLINICAL CHECKLIST SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES CHAPTER 24: MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING CONTEXTS: INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS SOCIOHISTORICAL CONTEXT POTENTIAL CHALLENGES STRENGTHS AND RESILIENCIES COUNSELING AND APPLIED CONSIDERATIONS A CLINICAL CHECKLIST SUMMARY GLOSSARY TERMS REFERENCES

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