Diversity Culture and Counselling, A Canadian Perspective 3rd Edition

Diversity Culture and Counselling, A Canadian Perspective 3rd Edition

1. PART I ISSUES IN DIVERSITY, CULTURE AND COUNSELLING
2. 1. Counselling Across Cultures: Identity, Race and Communication
3. 2. Exploring Worldview
4. 3. Developing Cross-­Cultural Counselling Skills
5. PART II CULTURAL COMMUNITIES AND COUNSELLING PROCEDURES
6. 4. Counselling in Indigenous Communities
7. 5. Counselling in Asian Communities
8. 6. Where Are You Really From?: Counselling in the Chinese Canadian Community
9. 7. Counselling in South Asian Communities: Challenges and Promises From a Sikh Canadian Perspective
10. 8. Counselling Migrants: Acculturation, Adaptation and the Multiphase Model
11. 9. Refugee Trauma Pre-­ and Postmigration: Considerations for Counsellors
12. 10. The “Hardest Burden”?: Helping and Working With People With Disabilities
13. 11. Counselling in Hispanic Communities
14. 12. Counselling Black Canadians
15. 13. Islamic Identity: Counselling Muslim Canadians
16. 14. My Multiracial Identity: Examining the Biracial/Multiracial Dynamic
17. 15. Upon Arrival: Ordeals and Challenges in Working With International Students
18. 16. The Counselling Profession and the LGBTQ2+ Community
19. 17. Counselling Euro-­Canadians: A Multicultural Perspective
20. 18. Counselling in National Crises: Vulnerable Populations and Lessons From the COVID-­19 Pandemic
21. PART III APPLICATION AND PRACTICAL APPROACHES
22. 19. The Red Road: Spirituality, the Medicine Wheel and the Sacred Hoop
23. 20. Yoga Therapy: Ancient Wisdom for Today’s Body, Mind and Spirit
24. 21. Transpersonal Counselling: A Cross-­Cultural Approach
25. 22. Intellect, Feelings and Sufism: A Multidimensional Approach to Healing
26. 23. Buddhist Psychotherapy: Naikan Therapy, Mindfulness Meditation and Tonglen
27. 24. Reconnecting With Nature: Using Nature in Counselling
28. 25. Diversity, Culture and Counselling in a Time of Change and Transition
29. About the Editors