The Oxford Handbook of Feminist Multicultural Counseling Psychology

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Multicultural and feminist perspectives are characterized by a variety of similarities, and the integration of multicultural and feminist perspectives in counseling psychology has been a key aim of those in these fields for decades. However, the effective implementation this approach often has been proven challenging and elusive, with difficulties defining the complexity of feminist and multicultural factors in inclusive and meaningful ways. Rising to the challenging of integrating multicultural and feminist perspectives, this book features the accumulated knowledge of approximately 40 years of scholarship that flows out of feminist and multicultural efforts within counseling psychology. It brings a feminist multicultural perspective to core domains within counseling psychology such as ethical frameworks, lifespan development, identify formation and change, growth-oriented and ecological assessment, and career theory and practice. Emphasis is placed on the intersections among social identities related to gender, ethnicity/race, sexual orientation, social class and socioeconomic status, religion, disability, and nationality. Chapters provide insights and perspectives about specific groups of women include African American women, Latinas, women with disabilities, women in poverty, women who have experienced trauma, and American Muslim women. Also featured are a range of additional multicultural feminist psychological practices such as feminist multicultural mentoring, teaching, training, and social activism. Affectively blending multicultural and feminist approaches, the theme of working toward social justice for all people permeates all chapters of this handbook. Salient Features Explores the intersections of multicultural and feminist approaches, including the focus on intersectionality of diverse social identities (i.e. gender, ethnicity/race, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, religion, disability). Includes coverage of newer topics in the field, such as ecologically-focused and strength-based forms of assessment. Part of The Oxford Library Psychology.

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Part One: Foundations of Feminist Multicultural Counseling Psychology 1. Carolyn Zerbe Enns, Elizabeth Nutt Williams, and Ruth E. Fassinger: Feminist Multicultural Psychology: Evolution, Change, and Challenge 2. Mary M. Brabeck and Kalina M. Brabeck: Feminist and Multicultural Ethics in Counseling Psychology 3. Cindy L. Juntunen and Stephanie San Miguel Bauman: Lifespan Development: Childhood, Adolescence, and Adulthood 4. Julie R. Ancis and M. Meghan Davidson: Gender and Mental Health in Ecological/Sociocultural Context 5. Ann R. Fischer and Kurt A. DeBord: Critical Questioning of Social and Feminist Identity Development Literature: Themes, Principles, and Tools Part Two: Feminist Multicultural Counseling Psychology and Specific Social Identities 6. Suzette L. Speight, Denise A. Isom, and Anita J. Thomas: From Hottentot to Superwoman: Issues of Identity and Mental Health for African American Women 7. Dawn M. Szymanski and Angela N. Hilton: Feminist Counseling Psychology and Lesbians, Bisexual Women, and Transgender Persons 8. Laura Smith, Lauren Appio, and Jennifer Chang: Feminist Multicultural Counseling Psychology and Poverty 9. Alberta M. Gloria and Jeanett Castellanos: Realidades Culturales y Identidades Dimensionadas: The Complexities of Latina Diversities 10. Lisa A. Suzuki, Muninder K. Ahluwalia, and Anjali Alimchandani: Asian American Women's Feminism: Sociopolitical History and Clinical Considerations 11. Barbara J. Palombi: Women With Disabilities: The Cultural Context of Disability, Feminism, Able-Bodied Privilege, and Microaggressions 12. Amina Mahmood: Feminist Multicultural Counseling Psychology with American Muslim Women 13. Sharon G. Horne and Kiran S.K. Arora: Feminist Multicultural Counseling Psychology in Transnational Contexts Part Three: Feminist Multicultural Counseling Psychology Applications: Theory, Research, and Practice 14. Gail Hackett and Julie D. Kohlhart: Feminist Vocational/Career Theory and Practice 15. Alayne J. Ormerod, Dana L. Joseph, Lauren M. Weitzman, and Erin Winterrowd: Career Issues and Challenges Viewed Through a Feminist Multicultural Lens: Work-Life Interface and Sexual Harassment 16. Pam A. Remer and Katharine Hahn: Feminist Therapy in Counseling Psychology 17. Laurie B. Mintz and David Tager: Feminist Therapy with Male Clients: Empowering Men to Be Their Whole Selves 18. Susan L. Morrow and Donna Hawxhurst: Political Analysis: Cornerstone of Feminist Multicultural Counseling and Psychotherapy 19. Roberta L. Nutt: Feminist Couples and Family Counseling In Multiple Contexts 20. Christine A. Courtois: Feminist Counseling with Traumatized Individuals 21. Susan Kashubeck-West and Lori Tagger: Feminist Multicultural Perspectives on Body Image and Eating Disorders in Women Part Four: Education, Advocacy, and Social Justice 22. Ada L. Sinacore, Freda Ginsberg, and Anusha Kassan: Feminist, Multicultural, and Social Justice Pedagogies in Counseling Psychology 23. Marie L. Miville: Multicultural Feminist Training, Supervision, and Continuing Education: Concepts, Competencies, and Challenges 24. Barbara Gormley: Feminist Multicultural Mentoring in Counseling Psychology 25. Kathryn L. Norsworthy, Elizabeth M. Abrams, and Stefanie Lindlau: Activism, Advocacy, and Social Justice in Feminist Multicultural Counseling Psychology Part Five: Afterword 26. Elizabeth Nutt Williams and Carolyn Zerbe Enns: Making the Political Personal