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xviii, 669 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm Part I. Multicultural counseling: Past and present. 1)The history of multicultural psychology: From the perspective of two opposing forces / J. Manuel Casas -- 2)Fostering the development of a social justice perspective and action: Finding a social justice voice / Rebecca L. Toporek, William Sapigao, and Bryan O. Rojas-Arauz -- 3)A review of the counseling professions' ethical guideline: Are they meeting the challenges of today's society? / Charlene Alexander and Amy Mitchell -- 4)A personal assessment of the ebb and flow of the multicultural counseling movement (MCM) / Michael D'Andrea -- Part II. Honoring our elders: Life stories of pioneers in multicultural counseling and psychology. Pushed by the past and pulled by the future: Thoughts and comments regarding the inclusion of life stories in the handbook / J. Manuel Casas. 5)From five sides of the desk: The roles of disability in my life / Martha E. Banks -- 6)Multiculturalism--the final frontier: Resistance is not futile / Guillermo Bernal -- 7)The road less traveled: Research on race / Robert T. Carter -- 8)My life story: My quest for cultural relevance in psychology / Fanny M. Cheung -- 9)Healing: Reclaiming my ancestral legacy / Lillian Comas-Díaz -- 10)It took a village: The backs that were my bridges / Beverly A. Greene -- 11)Child of the Civil Rights era: Formative influences on my personal and professional lives / Bertha Garrett Holliday -- 12)I understand: Memories of a constant contrarian / Anthony J. Marsella -- 13)Multicultural pioneer: Confessions of a warrior and healer / Thomas A. Parham -- 14)Landscaping my life journey: Unpeeling a "banana" / Lisa A. Suzuki -- 15)Pioneer life story: Listening to the still, small voice / Beverly Daniel Tatum -- 16)Reflections of an American Indian pediatric psychologist / Diane J. Willis -- 17)Factors and experiences of life: Reflections on the accomplishments of the pioneers / J. Manuel Casas -- Part III. Giving meaning and purpose to multicultural counseling endeavors. 18)Toward a cultural evidence-based psychotherapy / Martin La Roche, Michael S. Christopher, and Lindsey M. West -- 19)Into the field: Anticolonial and indigenous perspectives and strategies for counseling interventions / Christine J. Yeh, Darrick Smith, and Noah E. Borrero -- 20)Storytelling and other indigenous teachings: From culture to clinical practice / Dolores Subia BigFoot -- 21)Multicultural training and supervision in research and service / Changming Duan and Alexandra Smith -- 22)Counseling psychology and disenfranchisement: Using what we have to change the game / Laura Smith -- Part IV. Current and future trends in multicultural counseling research. 23)Innovative approaches: Emphasizing effectiveness and social justice for ethnocultural populations / Laura Kohn-Wood, Donna K. Nagata, Jackie H.J. Kim, and Ahjane D. Macquoid -- 24)Category-based and feature-based bias: Measurement and application / Elena V. Stepanove and Nao Hagiwara -- 25)Psychological assessment: A brief examination of procedures, frequently used tests, and culturally based measures / Lisa A. Suzuki, Elsa Lee, and Ellen L. Short -- Part V. Emerging issues and movements in multicultural counseling psychology. 26)Multicultural positive psychology: Cultural perspectives of the good life / Lisa Y. Flores, Lisa M. Edwards, and Jennifer Teramoto Pedrotti -- 27)Multicultural spirituality: A syncretistic approach to healing, liberation, and social justice / Lillian Comas-Díaz -- 28)International engagement in counseling and psychology: History, forums, issues, and directions / Andrés J. Consoli, Merry Bullock, and Melissa L. Morgan Consoli -- 29)Multicultural competence in the delivery of technology-mediated mental health services / Cynthia de las Fuentes and Martha Ramos Duffer -- 30)Interdisciplinarity in multicultural psychology: An integrated review and case examples / Oksana Yakushko, Sherry C. Wang, and Charlotte M. McCloskey -- 31)Violence prevention in schools and communities: Multicultural and contextual considerations / Amanda B. Nickerson, Matthew J. Mayer, Dewey G. Cornell, Shane R. Jimerson, David Osher, and Dorothy L. Espelage -- 32)Considering definitional issues, cultural components, and the impact of trauma when counseling vulnerable youth susceptible to gang involvement / Joey Nuñez Estrada Jr., Robert A. Hernandez, and Steven W. Kim -- 33)Cultural issues in counseling today's military veterans / Molly K. Tschopp and Michael P. Frain -- 34)Caution: IMmigration mY be harmful to your mental health / J. Manuel Casas -- 35)Difficult dialogues in counselor training and higher education / Roger L. Worthington, and Marvyn R. Arévalo Avalos -- Part VI. Affirming multiple identities. 36)IMmigrants and refugees: A contextual counseling perspective / Pratyusha Tummala-Narra and Anita Deshpande -- 37)Addressing the needs of LGBTQ youth: A counseling imperative / Amy L. Reynolds -- 38)Multicultural counseling with older adults: Considerations for intervention and assessment / Katy L. Ford and Martha R. Crowther -- 39)Perspectives on disability within integrated health care / Colleen Clemency Cordes, Rebecca P. Cameron, Linda R. Mona, Maggie L. Syme and Alette Coble-Temple -- 40)Disaster survivors: Implications for counseling / Beth Boyd and Hitomi Gunsolley -- 41)Counseling Middle Eastern Americans: Challenges and opportunities / Ayşe Çiftçi and Lamise Shawahin -- 42)Multicultural self-awareness challenges for trainers: Examining intersecting identities of power and oppression / Margo A. Jackson and Jaya T. Mathew -- Part VII. Culture and intervention. 43)Underserved rural communities: Challenges and opportunities for improved practice / Cindy L. Juntunen and Melissa A. Quincer -- 44)Underserved urban community interventions / Justin C. Perry, Eric W. Wallace, and Lela L. Pickett -- 45)Career counseling: Updates on theory and practice / Neeta Kantamneni and Nichole Shada -- 46)Organizational change in institutions of higher education / Patricia Arredondo and Lubnaa Badriyyah Abdullah -- Epilogue / Joseph G. Ponterotto J. Manuel Casas, University of California, Santa Barbara, Lisa A. Suzuki, New York University, Charlene M. Alexander, Ball State University, Margo A. Jackson, Fordham University Includes bibliographical references and index n-us--- Cross-cultural counseling Multiculturalism United States Minorities Counseling of United States Counseling Culturally Competent Care Cultural Diversity Psychology, Social BF636.7.C76 H36 2017 9781452291512 (hardcover : alk. paper) 2015051101 DLC 160209 20180107105843.0 938703410 eng