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Book Synopsis
This book assists supervisors, tutors and practitioners to integrate issues of 'race' and culture into all areas of their training programme. The book does not aim to provide a prescriptive account of how to conduct the training; it guides the reader, providing a framework and key references and encourages them to design their own programme by incorporating the exercises, activities, games, role plays and case studies provided in the book.

Table of Contents
Part 1: Introduction.

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Part 2: Introductory module:.

1. Why look at racism and cultural diversity?.

2. Basic information on demography and inequality.

3. Developing a language.

4. The partiality of academic psychology.

5. Theories of racism.

6. Identifying and placing oneself within a cultural framework.

7. Models of racial and cultural identity.

8. Working with interpreters.

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Part 3: Speciality modules:.

9. Child, adolescent and family.

10. Adult mental health.

11. Older adults.

12. Learning disabilities.

13. Primary care.

14. Psychosocial rehabilitation (long term needs).

15. Health.

16. HIV / GUM sexual health.

17. Substance misuse.

18. Neuropsychology.

19. Forensic.

20. Research.

21. Professional and organisational issues.

Clinical Psychology, 'Race' and Culture: A

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      Publisher John Wiley and Sons Ltd
      Published 12 February 2002
      ISBN-13 9781854333193
      978-1854333193
      ISBN-10 1854333194
      Also in:
      Clinical psychology Psychiatry Ethnic groups and multicultural studies

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This book assists supervisors, tutors and practitioners to integrate issues of 'race' and culture into all areas of their training programme. The book does not aim to provide a prescriptive account of how to conduct the training; it guides the reader, providing a framework and key references and encourages them to design their own programme by incorporating the exercises, activities, games, role plays and case studies provided in the book.

      Table of Contents
      Part 1: Introduction.

      .

      Part 2: Introductory module:.

      1. Why look at racism and cultural diversity?.

      2. Basic information on demography and inequality.

      3. Developing a language.

      4. The partiality of academic psychology.

      5. Theories of racism.

      6. Identifying and placing oneself within a cultural framework.

      7. Models of racial and cultural identity.

      8. Working with interpreters.

      .

      Part 3: Speciality modules:.

      9. Child, adolescent and family.

      10. Adult mental health.

      11. Older adults.

      12. Learning disabilities.

      13. Primary care.

      14. Psychosocial rehabilitation (long term needs).

      15. Health.

      16. HIV / GUM sexual health.

      17. Substance misuse.

      18. Neuropsychology.

      19. Forensic.

      20. Research.

      21. Professional and organisational issues.

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