Social Justice and Counseling: Discourse in Practice

ISBN-13: 9781138803138 / Angielski / Miękka / 2017 / 262 str.

Cristelle Audet; David A. Pare

Opis

Social Justice and Counseling represents the intersection between therapy, counseling, and social justice.

Spis treści

Preface  Acknowledgements  Author Biographies  SECTION I: Interrogating Social Justice as a Guiding Premise  1. Social Justice Activism and Therapy: Tensions, Points of Connection, and Hopeful Scepticism Vikki Reynolds & Sekneh Hammoud-Beckett  2. Counseling and Social Justice: What are We Working for? John Winslade  3. Challenging Conversations: Deepening Personal and Professional Commitment to Culture-Infused and Socially Just Counseling Practice Sandra Collins & Nancy Arthur  SECTION II: Training and Supervising from a Social Justice Perspective  4. Social Justice and Advocacy: Critical Issues in Counselor Education Nicola Gazzola, Andrea LaMarre, & Olga Sutherland  5. Just Supervision: Thinking About Clinical Supervision that Moves Towards Social Justice Karen L. Mackie & Michael Boucher  6. Counseling as Post-Colonial Encounter: Hospitality and Ethical Relationship Kathie Crocket, Elmarie Kotzé, & Rahera Taylor  SECTION III: Accessing Local Knowledge  7. The Therapist as Second Author: Honoring Choices from Beyond the Pale Gene Combs & Jill Freedman  8. Finding Ways Forward: Social Justice for Counselors in the Evolution of a Collaborative Practice and Study Group Lynn F. Bloom & Noah M. P. Spector  9. "Social Justice" as Relational Talk Dan Wulff & Sally St. George  10. Collaborative-Dialogic Practices: A Socially Just Orientation Saliha Bava, Rocío Chaveste Gutiérrez, & ML Papusa Molina  SECTION IV: Justice and Gender  11. Reimagining the Intersection of Gender, Knowledge, and Power in Collaborative Therapeutic Conversations with Women and Eating Disorders and Men Who Use Violence Catrina Brown & Tod Augusta-Scott  12. Queer Informed Narrative Therapy: Radical Approaches to Counseling with Transgender Persons David Nylund & Annie Temple  13. Coming Out: Implications for Sexual and Gender Non-Conforming Immigrants and Newcomers Mego Nerses & David Paré  SECTION V: Anti-Pathologizing: The Politics of Practice  14. Social Justice for Young People in the Youth Justice System Donald Baker  15. DSM Diagnosis and Social Justice: Inviting Counselor Reflexivity Joaquín Gaete, Olga Sutherland, Shari Couture, & Tom Strong  16. Narrative Practice and the De-Pathologizing of Children’s Lives at a Walk-In Therapy Clinic: An Opportunity for Socially Just Conversations Karen Young  17. Rosie Had Wings They Could Not See: A Consultation with Michael White and a Woman Labeled with a Dual Diagnosis Jim Duvall & Caroline Tremblay  18. Creating Safety and Social Justice for Women in the Yukon Catherine Richardson/Kinewesquao, Ann Maje Rader, Barbara McInerney, & Renée-Claude Carrier