Anti-discriminatory counselling practice / edited by Colin Lago and Barbara Smith.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Lago, Colin, 1944-

Smith, Barbara.

Series:

Professional skills for counsellors

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Counseling.

Discrimination.

Physical Description:

xvi, 154 pages ; 20 cm.

Other Title:

Anti-discriminatory counseling practice

Place of Publication:

London ; Thousand Oaks, Calif. : SAGE, 2003.

Summary:

This book examines the origins of discrimination and disadvantage, and shows how they impinge on therapeutic relationships. Being aware of and engaging with these issues is fundamental to the preparation of counsellors and psychotherapists. Abrid

Contents:

1 Ethical Practice and Best Practice / Colin Lago, Barbara Smith 1

2 Anti-racist Counselling Practice / Oye Agoro 16

3 Developing Anti-disabling Counselling Practice / Mairian Corker 33

4 Gay Affirmative Practice / Graham Perlman 50

5 Woman-centred Practice

Two Perspectives 62

(i) The rhythm model / Jocelyn Chaplin

(ii) A radical feminist therapy perspective / Bonnie Burstow 68

6 Child-centred Counselling Practice / Barbara Smith, Mark Widdowson 75

7 Counselling Older Adults / Ann Orbach 87

8 Counselling and Religion / Nick J. Banks 99

9 Class and Counselling / Anne Kearney 109

10 Double, Triple, Multiple Jeopardy / Roy Moodley 120

11 Oppression and Pedagogy: Anti-oppressive Practice in the Education of Therapists / Barbara Smith, Keith Tudor 135.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN:

0761966463

0761966471

OCLC:

50713340