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Description
Book Introduction
Multicultural counseling competencies will be emphasized as a competency that Korean counselors will need in the future, and counselor training in this area is expected to increase.
The reason Korean society and counselors have become interested in multicultural counseling is likely the increase in married immigrant women and their families.
However, in multicultural counseling, multiculturalism is not limited to multiethnicity due to marriage immigration.
This book interprets multiculturalism as the diverse cultural backgrounds that counselors and clients bring to the counseling relationship.
These diverse cultural backgrounds include age and generational influences, disabilities, religion, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation, indigenous culture, nationality, and gender.
It is important not only to understand the client's cultural background, but also for the counselor to understand his or her own cultural background.
As you read, you may feel cognitive confusion, doubt, emotional discomfort, and the burden of the counselor role.
If so, then you are reflecting on the contents of the book.
Although the new term multiculturalism is used, counselors must strive to fully understand and help their clients.
However, they may not have been able to fully fulfill that role because they did not take into account the cultural influences of themselves and their clients.
While I have pursued the status of an expert, I have reflected on whether I have forgotten to place the client at the center of the counseling process.
After finishing writing the book, the theme of 'survival' struck me the most.
Perhaps humans are beings who live out the existence called life.
The reason Korean society and counselors have become interested in multicultural counseling is likely the increase in married immigrant women and their families.
However, in multicultural counseling, multiculturalism is not limited to multiethnicity due to marriage immigration.
This book interprets multiculturalism as the diverse cultural backgrounds that counselors and clients bring to the counseling relationship.
These diverse cultural backgrounds include age and generational influences, disabilities, religion, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation, indigenous culture, nationality, and gender.
It is important not only to understand the client's cultural background, but also for the counselor to understand his or her own cultural background.
As you read, you may feel cognitive confusion, doubt, emotional discomfort, and the burden of the counselor role.
If so, then you are reflecting on the contents of the book.
Although the new term multiculturalism is used, counselors must strive to fully understand and help their clients.
However, they may not have been able to fully fulfill that role because they did not take into account the cultural influences of themselves and their clients.
While I have pursued the status of an expert, I have reflected on whether I have forgotten to place the client at the center of the counseling process.
After finishing writing the book, the theme of 'survival' struck me the most.
Perhaps humans are beings who live out the existence called life.
index
Part 1: Understanding Multicultural Counseling
Chapter 1: Cultural Influences in Counseling 11
1.
Multicultural Counseling 11
2. ADDRESSING MODEL 13
3. Using the ADDRESSING Model 25
4.
Becoming a Culturally Sensitive Counselor 28
Chapter 2: Counselor Cultural Self-Assessment 38
1.
Researching Your Cultural Heritage 38
2.
The Impact of Privilege and Culture on Counseling Practices 44
3.
Value 48
Chapter 3: Understanding Client Identity 58
1.
The Complexity of Identity 58
2.
Understanding Your Client's Identity 64
3.
Client-Counselor Interaction 73
Chapter 4: Building Meaningful Relationships 82
1.
Establishing a Counseling Relationship 82
2.
Different Types of Communication 87
3.
Nonverbal Communication 91
4.
Counselor's Self-Disclosure 94
Part 2: Multicultural Counseling in Practice
Chapter 5 Culturally Appropriate Assessment 103
1.
Information Gathering 103
2.
Consult with an interpreter 111
3.
Trauma Disorder Assessment 115
4.
Finding Strengths and Resources 119
Chapter 6 Culturally Appropriate Psychological Testing 129
1.
Reducing Inspection Errors 129
2.
Rethinking Intelligence Tests 132
3.
Objective Personality Test 136
4.
Performance-Based Personality Test 140
Chapter 7 Culturally Appropriate Counseling Planning 148
1.
Counseling Plan 148
2.
Culturally Appropriate Counseling Plan 154
3.
Accepting the Client's Perspective 157
Chapter 8 Culturally Appropriate Counseling 165
1.
Group Counseling 165
2.
Family Counseling 169
3.
Couples Counseling 174
4.
Expressive Arts Therapy 177
Part 3: Understanding Clients from Minority Cultures
Chapter 9: Understanding Refugees 185
1.
Understanding Refugees 185
2.
Key Refugee Experiences 192
Chapter 10: Understanding Married Immigrant Women 209
1.
Understanding the Marriage Migration Phenomenon 209
2.
Experiences of Married Immigrant Women 216
3.
Coping Strategies for Married Immigrant Women 223
Chapter 11: Understanding People with Disabilities 232
1.
Understanding Disability 232
2.
Physical disability 240
3.
Mental Disorder 246
4.
Understanding Families with Disabilities 252
Chapter 12: Understanding Age and Generations 263
1.
Understanding Age and Generations 263
2.
Age and Generational Conflicts 279
Part 4: The Role of Counselor in the Multicultural Era
Chapter 13 Social Justice and Advocacy 291
1.
Multicultural Social Justice Counseling 291
2.
Individualism-Collectivism 296
3.
Indigenous Psychology 302
Reference 316
Chapter 1: Cultural Influences in Counseling 11
1.
Multicultural Counseling 11
2. ADDRESSING MODEL 13
3. Using the ADDRESSING Model 25
4.
Becoming a Culturally Sensitive Counselor 28
Chapter 2: Counselor Cultural Self-Assessment 38
1.
Researching Your Cultural Heritage 38
2.
The Impact of Privilege and Culture on Counseling Practices 44
3.
Value 48
Chapter 3: Understanding Client Identity 58
1.
The Complexity of Identity 58
2.
Understanding Your Client's Identity 64
3.
Client-Counselor Interaction 73
Chapter 4: Building Meaningful Relationships 82
1.
Establishing a Counseling Relationship 82
2.
Different Types of Communication 87
3.
Nonverbal Communication 91
4.
Counselor's Self-Disclosure 94
Part 2: Multicultural Counseling in Practice
Chapter 5 Culturally Appropriate Assessment 103
1.
Information Gathering 103
2.
Consult with an interpreter 111
3.
Trauma Disorder Assessment 115
4.
Finding Strengths and Resources 119
Chapter 6 Culturally Appropriate Psychological Testing 129
1.
Reducing Inspection Errors 129
2.
Rethinking Intelligence Tests 132
3.
Objective Personality Test 136
4.
Performance-Based Personality Test 140
Chapter 7 Culturally Appropriate Counseling Planning 148
1.
Counseling Plan 148
2.
Culturally Appropriate Counseling Plan 154
3.
Accepting the Client's Perspective 157
Chapter 8 Culturally Appropriate Counseling 165
1.
Group Counseling 165
2.
Family Counseling 169
3.
Couples Counseling 174
4.
Expressive Arts Therapy 177
Part 3: Understanding Clients from Minority Cultures
Chapter 9: Understanding Refugees 185
1.
Understanding Refugees 185
2.
Key Refugee Experiences 192
Chapter 10: Understanding Married Immigrant Women 209
1.
Understanding the Marriage Migration Phenomenon 209
2.
Experiences of Married Immigrant Women 216
3.
Coping Strategies for Married Immigrant Women 223
Chapter 11: Understanding People with Disabilities 232
1.
Understanding Disability 232
2.
Physical disability 240
3.
Mental Disorder 246
4.
Understanding Families with Disabilities 252
Chapter 12: Understanding Age and Generations 263
1.
Understanding Age and Generations 263
2.
Age and Generational Conflicts 279
Part 4: The Role of Counselor in the Multicultural Era
Chapter 13 Social Justice and Advocacy 291
1.
Multicultural Social Justice Counseling 291
2.
Individualism-Collectivism 296
3.
Indigenous Psychology 302
Reference 316
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: September 10, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 336 pages | 175*240*30mm
- ISBN13: 9791167259486
- ISBN10: 1167259483
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