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Book Synopsis

This remarkable work presents the nuts and bolts of incorporating culture into therapy in a way that is immediately useful and practical. Illustrated by numerous case studies that demonstrate issues, techniques, and recommendations, this volume focuses not on specific race or ethnicity but instead on culture.



Trade Review

This is a useful, timely, and easy to read guide to clinical practice that provides important and relevant information on the cultural aspects of psychotherapy. Experts in the field combine their collective knowledge to enhance the understanding of the effects of culture on the therapeutic process and how to use the culture to understand, strengthen, and enhance the treatment process.

* Doody Publishing *

This well-organized and edited book moves beyond the cultural formulation to provide useful information, recommending the use of cultural dimension to increase psychotherapy's effectiveness.

-- Lillian Comas-Diaz, Ph.D. * The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease *

Table of Contents

Contributors
Preface
PART 1: Introduction
Chapter 1. Culture and Psychotherapy: An Overview
PART 2: Case Presentations and Analysis
Chapter 2. The Man Who Became a Child in the Face of Death
Chapter 3. The Woman With One Foot in the Past
Chapter 4. The Woman Who Could Not Escape Her Spirit Song
Chapter 5. The Woman Who Alienated Her Family After Losing Her Son
Chapter 6. One Patient, Three Therapists
PART 3: Special Issues in Therapy
Chapter 7. Lessons From Folk Healing Practices
Chapter 8. Therapist-Patient Relations and Ethnic Transference
Chapter 9. Psychological Aspects of Giving and Receiving Medications
PART 4: Treating Special Populations
Chapter 10. The African American
Chapter 11. The Hispanic Veteran
Chapter 12. The Southeast Asian Refugee: The Legacy of Severe Trauma
Chapter 13. The Adolescent
Chapter 14. The Ethnic Minority Elderly
PART 5: Special Models of Therapy
Chapter 15. Marital Therapy for Intercultural Couples
Chapter 16. Group Therapy With Multiethnic Members
PART 6: Integration and Conclusions
Chapter 17. Integration and Conclusions
Index

Culture and Psychotherapy A Guide to Clinical Practice

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      Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
      Publication Date: 1/30/2001 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780880489553, 978-0880489553
      ISBN10: 0880489553

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      This remarkable work presents the nuts and bolts of incorporating culture into therapy in a way that is immediately useful and practical. Illustrated by numerous case studies that demonstrate issues, techniques, and recommendations, this volume focuses not on specific race or ethnicity but instead on culture.



      Trade Review

      This is a useful, timely, and easy to read guide to clinical practice that provides important and relevant information on the cultural aspects of psychotherapy. Experts in the field combine their collective knowledge to enhance the understanding of the effects of culture on the therapeutic process and how to use the culture to understand, strengthen, and enhance the treatment process.

      * Doody Publishing *

      This well-organized and edited book moves beyond the cultural formulation to provide useful information, recommending the use of cultural dimension to increase psychotherapy's effectiveness.

      -- Lillian Comas-Diaz, Ph.D. * The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease *

      Table of Contents

      Contributors
      Preface
      PART 1: Introduction
      Chapter 1. Culture and Psychotherapy: An Overview
      PART 2: Case Presentations and Analysis
      Chapter 2. The Man Who Became a Child in the Face of Death
      Chapter 3. The Woman With One Foot in the Past
      Chapter 4. The Woman Who Could Not Escape Her Spirit Song
      Chapter 5. The Woman Who Alienated Her Family After Losing Her Son
      Chapter 6. One Patient, Three Therapists
      PART 3: Special Issues in Therapy
      Chapter 7. Lessons From Folk Healing Practices
      Chapter 8. Therapist-Patient Relations and Ethnic Transference
      Chapter 9. Psychological Aspects of Giving and Receiving Medications
      PART 4: Treating Special Populations
      Chapter 10. The African American
      Chapter 11. The Hispanic Veteran
      Chapter 12. The Southeast Asian Refugee: The Legacy of Severe Trauma
      Chapter 13. The Adolescent
      Chapter 14. The Ethnic Minority Elderly
      PART 5: Special Models of Therapy
      Chapter 15. Marital Therapy for Intercultural Couples
      Chapter 16. Group Therapy With Multiethnic Members
      PART 6: Integration and Conclusions
      Chapter 17. Integration and Conclusions
      Index

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