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9781854333193

Clinical Psychology, 'Race' and Culture A Training Manual

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    9781854333193

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  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1991-01-16
  • Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
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Summary

This book provides exactly what is needed to assist supervisors, tutors and practitioners to integrate issues of 'race' and culture into all areas of their training programme.The book does not aim to provide a prescriptive account of how to conduct the training; it guides the reader, providing a framework and key references and encourages them to design their own programme by incorporating the exercises, activities, games, role plays and case studies provided in the book.

Author Biography

Contributors

Gill Aitken, Nick Banks, Sandra Baum, Oliver Davidson, Iyabo Fatimilehin, Sue Gibbons, Graham Gibson, Anne Goodwin, Hermine Graham, Richard Hallam, Lih Mei Liao, Vaman Lokare, Brigid MacCarthy, Yasmin Mullick, Lesley Murphy, John Newland, Hitesh Raval, Kate Tress, Shamil Wanigaratne and Mayuri Senapti.

Table of Contents

Editorial Group vii
Other Contributors ix
Foreword xi
Clinical Psychology, 'Race' and Culture Special Interest Group xi
PART 1: INTRODUCTION
Introduction
1(6)
Recommendations to trainers on the process of teaching
7(2)
Notes for White Trainers
9(6)
Experience of being a Black or minority ethnic trainee
15(6)
PART 2: INTRODUCTORY MODULE
Guidelines for users of this Module
21(1)
Aims of introductory module
21(1)
1. Why look at racism and cultural diversity?
22(2)
2. Basic information on demography and inequality
24(6)
3. Developing a language
30(6)
4. The partiality of academic psychology
36(5)
5. Theories of racism
41(3)
6. Identifying and placing oneself within a cultural framework
44(2)
7. Models of 'racial' and cultural identity
46(5)
8. Working with interpreters
51(2)
Annotated Reading List
53(7)
Useful resources: games, exercises, roleplays and handouts
60(14)
Recommended training videotapes
74(3)
PART 3: SPECIALITY MODULES
Aims of the speciality modules
77(1)
9. Child, Adolescent and Family
78(11)
10. Adult Mental Health
89(20)
11. Older Adults
109(9)
12. Learning Disabilities
118(15)
13. Primary Care
133(13)
14. Psychosocial rehabilitation (long-term needs)
146(14)
15. Health Psychology
160(8)
16. HIV/GU-Medicine/Sexual Health
168(11)
17. Substance Misuse
179(10)
18. Neuropsychology
189(9)
19. Forensic Clinical Psychology
198(13)
20. Research
211(11)
21. Professional and Organizational Issues
222(7)
References 229(26)
Index 255

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