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Counseling the Culturally Different: Theory and Practice

David A. Baptiste, Derald Wing Sue, David W. Sue

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Issues and concepts in cross-cultural counselling: the politics of counselling barriers to effective cross-cultural counselling cross-cultural communication counselling styles sociopolitical considerations of mistrust in cross-cultural counselling racial/cultural identity development cross-cultural family counselling dimensions of world view the culturally-skilled counsellor. Counselling specific populations: counselling American Indians counselling Asian Americans counselling Black Americans counselling Hispanic Americans critical incidents in cross-cultural counselling.

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Key concepts: Psychology, Sociology, Pedagogy, Psychotherapist