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Counseling Black men and boys with excellence : exploring career, clinical, and school contexts / edited by Erik M. Hines, Sammy Steen, James L. Moore III.
- Format:
- Book
- Series:
- Advances in race and ethnicity in education ; v. 10.
- Advances in race and ethnicity in education ; volume 10
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- African American boys--Counseling of.
- African American boys.
- African American men--Counseling of.
- African American men.
- African American teenagers--Counseling of.
- African American teenagers.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (xxxiv, 371 pages).
- Edition:
- First edition.
- Place of Publication:
- Leeds : Emerald Publishing, 2026.
- Contents:
- Cover
- Counseling Black Men and Boys with Excellence
- Endorsements
- ADVANCES IN RACE AND ETHNICITY IN EDUCATION
- COUNSELING BLACK MEN AND BOYS WITH EXCELLENCE: EXPLORING CAREER, CLINICAL, AND SCHOOL CONTEXTS
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- About the Series Editors
- About the Editors
- About the Contributors
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction to Edited Volume
- References
- One. Career Counseling Context
- 1. Considerations for Counselors Working With Black Males in Career Development1
- Abstract
- Black Adolescent Boys
- Black Men
- Counseling Black Males
- Racial Battle Fatigue
- Therapeutic Approach
- African Psychology
- A Cultural Model
- Recommendations
- Practice
- Policy
- Research
- Conclusion
- Note
- 2. Using Group Counseling as a Gateway to Improve Career Development Through Mathematics for Black Males
- Black Boys and Mathematics
- Benefits of the Intersection of Early Math Exposure and STEM
- A Group Counseling Program for Black Boys
- Career Development and Group Counseling
- Purpose of Project
- Theoretical Framework
- Group Counseling Program
- Participants
- Group Leaders
- Procedures
- Recommendations for Research, Practice, and Policy
- 3. Black Males and Career Development
- P-12 Preparation
- P-12 Antiracism
- Higher Education
- Bronfenbrenner's Bioecological Systems Approach
- Bronfenbrenner's Case Study: Nathaniel
- Antiracist Interventions in Higher Education
- Workforce and Beyond
- Bronfenbrenner's Case Study: Dwight
- Antiracism in the Workforce
- 4. Creating Strength-Based Routes for Black Males to Survive and Thrive in Counselor Education Spaces
- Introduction.
- North Carolina A&
- T State University (NCAT), Department of Counseling
- Culturally Responsive Pedagogy
- Critical Race Theory
- Solutions
- Recreating HBCU Aspects for Black Males in Non-HBCU Spaces
- Thriving Pathways for Black Male CE and Students in Non-HBCU Spaces
- Thriving Guidelines and Critical Approaches
- Considerations and Recommendations for Research and Practice
- Author Note
- 5. Promoting Belonging and Happiness for Black Male Faculty and Staff at a Predominantly White Institution
- Introduction
- Purpose of This Chapter
- Literature Review
- Belonging as Foundation
- Eudaimonic Happiness and the Workplace for Black Males
- ERG: Boundary Expansion Outside of the Workplace
- Theoretical Expansion: Resistance, Mobility, and Connection
- Resistance, Resilience, and Retention
- Social Mobility
- Social Capital
- Pilot Study of Black ERGs in a PWI
- Black ERG Project Details
- Data Collection and Analysis
- Contextualizing the Opportunities: One Major Research Institution Case Illustration
- Findings
- Discussion
- Implications for Practice, Research, and Policy
- Policy: A Call to Action
- Future Directions
- Two. Clinical Mental Health Counseling Context
- 6. Affirming the Ethic of Care: Considerations for Counseling Black Father Clients
- Affirming the Ethic of Care: Considerations for Counseling Black Father Clients
- The Cultural Relevance of (Black) Fatherhood
- Our Connection to Black Fatherhood
- Protect, Provide, and Prepare: An Ethic of Black Fatherhood Care
- Counseling Approaches Relevant for Black Fathers
- Black Psychology
- Liberation Psychology
- Relational-Cultural Theory (RCT)
- Black Existentialism/Humanistic Theory
- Black Fathering Across Their Children's Lifespan.
- Black Fathering During Perinatal and Early Childhood Years (0-4 Years Old)
- Black Fathering for School Readiness (5-11 Years Old)
- Black Fathering During Adolescence (11-17 Years Old)
- Intersecting Identities
- "The Talk"
- Black Fathering of Adult Children for Career Readiness
- Concluding Thoughts and Recommendations
- Black Fathers Protecting, Providing, and Preparing
- Protect Black Joy
- Provide for Racial Well-Being
- Prepare an Anti-Black World for Black Joy
- Recommendations for Practice, Research, and Policy
- Acknowledgment
- 7. Reducing Suicidality Among Black Boys Using Cultural and Environmentally Based Mental Health Counseling Interventions
- Scientist-Practitioner Model
- Counselor-in-Action Models
- Responses to Suicide in African American Boys
- Histamines, Asthma, and Allergies
- Histaminergic System
- Asthma
- The Environment
- Biocolonialism
- Resilience Approaches in Addressing Suicide Among African American Boys
- Critiques of Resilience as a Flawed Approach for African American Adolescents
- Culturally Based Theories on Suicidality in Black Boys
- Prevention Programming for Suicide Among Black Boys
- Clinicians
- Challenges for Clinicians
- School Counseling Practice
- Case Study
- Questions to Consider
- Final Thoughts: Case Study
- Positionality
- Author Bracket: Dr. Bolden
- Author Bracket: Dr. Williams
- Author Bracket: Dr. Humphrey
- Author Bracket: Erynne C. Dixon
- 8. All Black Men Are Not the Same: A Clinical Mental Health Counseling Perspective
- All Black Men Are Not the Same: A Clinical Mental Health Counseling Perspective
- Clinical Scenarios of Lived Experiences of Black Men
- Black American Men
- Black Immigrant Men
- Black Gay Men
- Young Black Men 18-30.
- Single Black Fathers
- Black Men: Divorced, Separated, or Widowed
- Multiculturalism Social Justice Counseling Competencies
- Counselor Self-Awareness
- Client Worldview
- Counseling Relationship
- Counseling and Advocacy Interventions
- Tips for Research concerning Black Men
- Tips for Counseling Black Men
- Tips for Creating Policies for Black Men
- 9. The Role of Mental Health Counselors in Protecting Black Boyhood
- Overview
- Author Positioning With Black Boys
- The Misperception and Misrepresentation of Black Boys
- Culture-Centered Behaviors and Expression
- Perceiving Black Boys
- Representing Black Boys
- Protecting Black Boyhood
- Clinical Considerations
- Advocacy Identity
- Theoretical Frames
- Empowerment by Choice
- Steps
- Reality Therapy
- Relational-Cultural Theory
- Case Studies
- Challenge for the Reader
- Brandon
- Considering Brandon
- Jamar
- Considering Jamar
- Implications
- Counselor Ways of Being
- Importance of Listening
- Training
- Increasing Black Men as Representation for Black Boys in Counseling
- Cultural Humility Among Non-Black Counselors Working With Black Boys
- 10. Healing-Centered Approaches to Sustain Resilience in Black Men
- Healing-Centered Approaches to Sustain Resilience in Black Men
- An Expanded View of Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) for Black Men
- Resilience and Resistance for Black Men
- Religion and/or Spirituality
- Family Centeredness
- Embracing "Sombodiness"
- Black Male Masculinity and Manhood
- Racial Identity and Racial Socialization Experiences
- Unique Cultural Affirmations in Black Men
- Community Engagement
- Hip-Hop Music.
- Rooting Out Problems With Our Mental Health Practices
- Hypervigilance
- Cultural Stereotypes
- Mental Health Misdiagnosis
- Cultural Mistrust
- Healing-Centered Therapeutic Approaches
- Hip-Hop/Rap Therapy
- Religion/Spirituality in Counseling
- Psychology of Radical Healing
- Healing Circles
- Somatic-Oriented Therapies
- Future Research
- 11. Enhancing Counseling Services for Black Men Collegians: A Culturally Engaging Counseling Approach
- Existing Research on Counseling and Supporting Black Men
- A Model of Culturally Engaging Counseling
- Attending to Black Men's Multidimensionality
- Supporting Black Men Collegians Through Humanizing Praxis
- Engaging Healing-Centered Practices
- Creating and Sustaining Community-On Campus and Beyond
- Three. School Counseling Context
- 12. Feeds, Screens, and Streams: An Exploration of Social Media's Influence on the Socialization of Black Boys and Implicat ...
- Impact of Social Media on the Identity Development of Black Boys
- Social Media: A Double-Edged Sword
- The Need for Mental Health Support and the Role of the School Counselor
- The Role of School Counselors
- 13. "I just knew too much...does that make me crazy?!": Interrogating How School Counseling Theory and Practice Encroaches on ...
- Critiquing Traditional American Compulsory Schooling
- Multiculturalism and the Move to Contextualized School Counseling
- The Curious Case of Tidiani Epps Jr
- Pedagogy
- Service and Advocacy
- 14. School Counseling From a Stance of Black Male Liberation
- Abstract.
- Notes:
- Electronic reproduction. Ipswich, MA Available via World Wide Web.
- Description based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on July 13, 2026).
- Other Format:
- Print version :
- ISBN:
- 9781836088585
- 1836088582
- 9781836088561
- 1836088566
- Publisher Number:
- 90104599345
- CIPO000341269
- Access Restriction:
- Restricted for use by site license.
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