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About this book
This book calls for every counsellor, psychotherapist and counselling psychologist to review their practice to better address the needs of our multi-ethnic, multiracial and multicultural society today. It presents an array of fresh ideas and approaches.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Dedication
- Acknowledgements
- Preface: Colin Lago and Divine Charura
- 1 Race, culture and ethnicity: A systemic failure of attention in the psychotherapy profession?: Colin Lago and Divine Charura
- 2 The cultural complexity of training counsellors abroad: The case of Afghanistan: Lucia Berdondini, Ali Ahmad Kaveh and Sandra Grieve
- 3 Can you talk about race without going pink or feeling uncomfortable?: Delroy Hall
- 4 Exploring the racial self in counselling training: Billie-Claire Wright
- 5 An anti-racist counselling training model: Courtland C. Lee
- 6 ‘Look in the mirror… and just below the surface’: Critical reflection, personal stories and training implications: Valerie Watson
- 7 ‘Where are you from?’ The effects of racism and perceived discrimination on people of colour: Priscilla Dass-Brailsford
- 8 Re-imagining the space and context for a therapeutic curriculum – a sketch: Robert Downes and Foluke Taylor
- 9 Twin tribes: Exploring unconscious privilege and otherness in counselling and psychotherapy: Dwight Turner
- 10 Lifting the white veil of therapy: Neelam Zahid
- 11 The legacy of colonial history and the ongoing challenge to therapist training and practice: Vedia Maharaj
- 12 Towards the re-emergence of meaning: Existential contributions to working with refugee clients: Benjamin Mark Butler
- 13 Who is transforming what? Ideas and reflections on training, practice and supervision in radical mode: Carmen Joanne Ablack
- 14 Negotiating the Faustian pact: A psycho-social approach to working with mixed-race people: Yvon Guest
- 15 Developing a diversity-sensitive psychoanalytic and psychodynamic psychotherapy: Personal and professional reflections: Lennox K. Thomas
- 16 Colour blindness as microaggression: Perspectives on race and ethnicity in counselling and psychotherapy training and practice: Mark Williams
- 17 Towards a decolonised psychotherapy research and practice: Divine Charura and Colin Lago
- 18 Religion, therapy and mental health treatment in diverse communities: Some critical reflections and radical propositions: Rachel-Rose Burrell
- 19 Race and cognitive dissonance: Could supervision be a way of connecting tutors to students?: Fiona A. Beckford
- Postscript: Divine Charura and Colin Lago
- About the contributors
- Name index
- Subject index
- Back Cover