Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 – Introduction (pp. 1-2)
Chapter 2 – The Parallel Process Implications of Attachment Theory in Cross-Cultural Therapy and Clinical Supervision (pp. 3-18)
Chapter 3 – Black, White, and Shades of Gray: Doing Psychotherapy with African Americans as a European American Therapist (pp. 19-34)
Chapter 4 – Dilemmas in the Treatment of Borderline Personality Disorder (pp. 35-56)
Graham Danzer and Simon Ferber
Chapter 5 – Transforming Trauma Through Strengths (pp. 57-74)
Chapter 6 – Traversing Two Worlds: Family Therapy with an East Indian Adolescent Substance Abuser (pp. 75-92)
Chapter 7 – Strengthening Vulnerable Families Through Multidimensional Family Therapy (pp. 93-107)
Chapter 8 – The Evolution of Inpatient Psychiatric Care: From Oppressive to Empowering Approaches (pp. 108-144)
References
Authors’ Contact Information
Index
Intended for clinical trainees in masters programs, primarily social work and psychology. Universities and state universities that offer clinically-related education and training will be most interested in this text. In particular, this text may be of interest to field / practicum instructors, who could essentially teach directly out of it and assign the discussion questions for homework. In essence, sales may come heavily from faculty orders.
