Understanding Cultural Identity in Intervention and Assessment

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Understanding Cultural Identity in Intervention and Assessment

Richard H. Dana - Regional Research Institute for Human Services, Portland State University

Volume: 9

Series:
Multicultural Aspects of Counseling series

Other Titles in:
Multi-Cultural Counselling

February 1998 | 256 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc

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Contents

How can quality mental health care be provided for multicultural populations? This volume explores this question by focusing on mental health services in the United States for a variety of populations, including African Americans, Native Americans and Chinese Americans.

Mental Health Services and Multicultural Populations

Why Is It So Difficult To Provide Quality Mental Health Care for Multicultural Populations?

Quality Care for Multicultural Populations

Identities of Clients and Providers

African Americans

American Indians/Alaska Natives

Asians and Asian Americans

Hispanic Americans/Latinos

Epilogue

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