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• Cover
• Praise for Case Studies in Multicultural Counseling and Therapy
• Title Page
• Copyright
• Foreword
• Introduction: Moving From Theory to Practice in Multicultural Counseling
• DEVELOPING REAL-LIFE DIVERSE CASES
• EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
• CHAPTER OUTLINE
• INTEGRATING CULTURAL FORMULATION INTO ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT PLANS
• REFERENCES
• About the Editors
• About the Contributors
• Part I: Case Studies With U.S. Racial/Ethnic Minority Populations
• Chapter 1: Clinical Applications With African Americans
• AND STILL I RISE: THE STORY OF NIA
• REFERENCES
• REDEFINED: THE STORY OF ANDRE
• REFERENCES
• Chapter 2: Clinical Applications With American Indians and Alaska Natives
• TREATING “DEPRESSION” IN A DYING NATIVE RELATIVE: THE STORY OF WILL
• TREATING “DEPRESSION” IN A DEEPLY BEREAVED AND TRAUMATIZED CLIENT: THE STORY OF MARY
• REFERENCE
• Chapter 3: Clinical Applications With Asian Americans
• FIGHTING CHANCE: THE STORY OF DONNA
• INTERGENERATIONAL EFFECTS OF WAR: THE STORY OF WADE
• Chapter 4: Clinical Applications With Latina/o Americans
• MARGARET CAN’T DO IT ALL (BY HERSELF) ANYMORE
• MULTIPLE ROLES, MULTIPLE IDENTITIES: THE STORY OF ELISANDRO
• Chapter 5: Clinical Applications With Individuals of Middle Eastern and Northern African Descent
• HARNESSING FEARS DURING A MEDICAL EMERGENCY: THE STORY OF JACOB M.
• SILENCED: THE STORIES OF DALIA AND NABILA
• Chapter 6: Clinical Applications With Individuals of Multiracial Descent
• “YOU JUST DON’T GET ME!”: THE STORY OF ANITA
• “I CAN MAKE IT ON MY OWN”: THE STORY OF DAVID J.
• Chapter 7: Clinical Applications of a White Therapist Working With People of Color
• TWO WORLDS: THE STORY OF MARCOS
• MY WAR PARENTS FOUND MY GAY BOX: THE STORY OF BENJAMIN
• REFERENCES
• Part II: Case Studies Involving Special Circumstances With Ethnic Populations
• Chapter 8: Clinical Applications With American Jews
• L’DOR V’DOR, OR FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION: THE STORY OF SCOTT
• THE “OTHER” IN US: THE STORY OF GABRIELLA
• Chapter 9: Clinical Applications With Immigrants
• NEGOTIATING CULTURAL CHANGE AND IDENTITY: THE STORY OF NADIA
• LOSS AND POLITICAL EXILE: THE STORY OF PAUL
• REFERENCES
• Chapter 10: Clinical Applications With Refugees
• FLEEING RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION: THE STORY OF LARISSA
• AFTERMATH OF TRAFFICKING: THE STORY OF KAMALA
• Part III: Case Studies With Other Multicultural Populations
• Chapter 11: Clinical Applications With Women
• LIVING IN THE SHADOWS: THE STORY OF MONIQUE
• I’M A MOTHER FIRST! THE STORY OF SIMONE
• Chapter 12: Clinical Applications With Men
• MULTIPLE STORIES OF HENRY
• REFERENCE
• WHY AM I HERE? THE STORY OF MARTIN
• Chapter 13: Clinical Applications With Transgender Individuals
• JUST A “PHASE”? THE STORY OF LESLIE
• AN INCOMPLETE EXPERIENCE: THE STORY OF ALICE
• REFERENCE
• Chapter 14: Clinical Applications in Sexual Orientation
• NO HOME IN THE WORLD: THE STORY OF TONY
• MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: THE STORY OF BETH
• Chapter 15: Clinical Applications With People in Poverty
• THE WHITE PICKET FENCE LIFE: THE STORY OF MARISOL
• REFERENCES
• DO YOU HAVE EYES TO SEE ME? THE STORY OF MICHELLE
• Chapter 16: Clinical Applications With Persons With Disabilities
• WHY DIDN’T YOU TELL ME YOU WERE IN A WHEELCHAIR? THE STORY OF JOLEEN
• THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH YOU A JOB CANNOT FIX: THE STORY OF GEORGE
• Chapter 17: Clinical Applications With Older Adults
• THE CHALLENGES OF CAREGIVING: THE STORY OF SARAH
• I’M NOT CRAZY: THE STORY OF MR. CHANG
• Author Index
• Subject Index