Counseling American Minorities
TABLE OF CONTENTS: PART 1: RACIAL/ETHNIC MINORITIES AND CROSS-CULTURAL COUNSELING. 1. Defining Populations and Terms. 2. Within-Group Differences Among Racial/Ethnic Minorities. 3. Addressing the Mental Health Needs of Racial/Ethnic Minorities. PART 2: THE AFRICAN AMERICAN CLIENT. 4. African-American Women and the Male-Female Relationship Dilemma: A Counseling Perspective / P.D. Bethea. 5. Psychosocial Development and Black Male Masculinity: Implications for Counseling Economically Disadvantaged African American Male Adolescents / S.M. Harris. 6. Culturally Sensitive Therapy with Black Clients / L.L. Wilson and S.M. Smith. PART 3: THE AMERICAN INDIAN CLIENT. 7. American Indian Mental Health Policy / T.D. LaFromboise. 8. Counseling Intervention and American Indian Tradition: An Integrative Approach / T.D. Laframboise, J.E. Trimble, and G.V. Mohatt. 9. The Path of Good Medicine: Understanding and Counseling Native American Indians / J.T. Garrett and M. Walkingstick Garrett. PART 4: THE ASIAN AMERICAN CLIENT. 10. The Interplay of Sociocultural Factors on the Psychological Development of Asican in America / D. Sue. 11. Facilitating Psychotherapy with Asian American Clients / M.P.P. Root. 12. Psychotherapy with Southeast Asian American Clients / K. Nishio and M. Bilmes. PART 5: THE HISPANIC AMERICAN CLIENT. 13. Providing Services to Hispanic/Latino Populations: Profiles in Diversity / G.M. Castex. 14. What Do Culturally Sensitive Mental Health Services Mean? The Case of Hispanics. / L.H. Rogler, G.C. Malgady, and R. Blumenthal. 15. Counseling Cuban Americans / J. Altarriba and L.M. Bauer. PART 6: IMPLICATIONS FOR MINORITY GROUP/CROSS-CULTURAL COUNSELING. 16. Current Issues and Future Directions in Minority Group / Cross-Cultural Counseling.