Volume 3, Issue 2 - 2007
Intellectual Disability and Indigenous Special Issue
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Part A: CPHJournal Regular Submissions - Peer Reviewed Articles
| ETHICAL ISSUES IN COUNSELLING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY |
Nartey P. |
Page: 1-12 |
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II. Peer Reviewed Indigenous Articles
| Intervention model with Indigenous Australians for non-Indigenous counsellors |
Fan, B. |
Page: 13-20 |
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| 'Just another white-ology': Psychology as a case study |
Ranzijn, R. McConnochie, K. Clarke, C. Nolan, W. |
Page: 21-34 |
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| RACE AND RACISM: 20th CENTURY MANAGEMENT OF ABORIGINAL PEOPLE |
Semchison, M. |
Page: 35-38 |
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| RIGHTS OF PASSAGE - THE COMING OF THE 'WILD WEST': CONSTRUCTS OF IDENTITY AND THEIR EFFECTS UPON INDIGENOUS PEOPLE |
Semchison, M. |
Page: 39-45 |
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III. Invited Indigenous Articles based on Submitted Abstracts
| A bibliography on Aboriginal and minority concerns: Identity, prejudice, marginalisation, and healing in relation to race, gender, sexuality, and the ecology of place |
Bowers, R. |
Page: 46-88 |
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| Clinical suggestions for honouring Indigenous identity for helpers, counsellors, and healers: The case of 'Marsha' |
Bowers, R. |
Page: 89-104 |
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| Psychology's role in working with Indigenous communities to promote well-being |
Cook L. |
Page: 105-113 |
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| Conversations about Indigenous Counselling and Psychotherapy |
Wright, J. Webb, S. Montu, M. Wainikesa, L. |
Page: 114-126 |
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