White counsellors--Black clients : theory, research and practice
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White counsellors--Black clients : theory, research and practice
（Interdisciplinary research series in ethnic, gender and class relations）
Ashgate, c1999
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 258-286) and indexes
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Description
This work aims to examine and discuss the attitudes and practices of white counsellors with African-Caribbean and South Asian clients. It identifies what influences the ability of the counsellors to work effectively and appropriately with the culturally different client. The author reviews existing literature, surveys the British Association of Counselling membership, interviews counsellors, and uses video response measures to obtain the self-reported attitudes and practices of counsellors. Recommendations are made for the training and supervision of counsellors.
Table of Contents
- An introduction and overview
- culture, "race" and ethnicity: their significance to counselling
- the cross-cultural counselling relationship
- the concept of attitude and its link to transference
- counselling theory and practice
- research methodology
- the questionnaire and video vignette results
- the research findings related to the research objectives
- conclusions, reflections and recommendations.
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