Cross-cultural practice with couples and families / Philip M. Brown, John S. Shalett, editors.
Cultures included are Chinese, Haitian, Native American, Korean, and African American.
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New York :
Haworth Press,
[1997]
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Table of Contents:
- The components of healthy marriages : perceptions of Israeli social workers and their clients / Yoav Lavee
- Treatment implications for interracial couples / Vaughn P. O'Neal, Philip M. Brown, Terri Abadie
- Child welfare practice with Chinese families : assessment issues for immigrants from the People's Republic of China / Rowena Fong
- Understanding and working with Haitian immigrant families / Walter J. Pierce, Erlange Elisme
- The Native American family circle : roots of resiliency / Hilary N. Weaver, Barry J. White
- Acculturative stress, social support, and depression in Korean American families / Gil Choi
- Clinical impasses for African American social workers / Philip M. Brown, Dennis J. Brown
- Social constructionist inquiry in family therapy with Chinese Americans / Shi-Jiuan Wu, Linda E. Enders, Mary Anna Domokos-Cheng Ham
- Cultural values and domestic violence / Michael P. McGee
- Cross-cultural considerations in family preservation practice / Bennett Bridgers [and others]
- Religion as invisible culture : knowing about and knowing with / Lucy D. Rey
- Madness in the family : the "windigo" / G. Brent Angell.