Handbook for social justice in counseling psychology leadership, vision, and action (Sage Publications, 2006)
Includes bibliographical references and index
Social justice and counseling psychology in context - Nadya A. Fouad, Lawrence H. Gerstein, Rebecca L. Toporek -- - Ethics and professional issues related to the practice of social justice in counseling psychology - Rebecca L. Toporek, Robert A. Williams -- - Social justice training in counseling psychology: needs and innovations - Rebecca L. Toporek, Christopher J. McNally -- - Incorporating social justice in counselor training programs: a case study example - Regine M. Talleyrand, Rita Chi-Ying Chung, Fred Bemak -- - Empowering undergraduate students to be agents of social change: an innovative service learning course in counseling psychology - Karen M. O'Brien [and others] -- - Prevention work in schools and with youth: promoting competence and reducing risks - Gargi Roysircar -- - Prevention and outreach with underserved populations: building multisystemic youth development programs for urban youth - Elizabeth Vera [et .al.] -- - Transformative endeavors: implementing Helm's racial identity theory to a school-based heritage project - Chalmer E. Thompson [and others] -- - Promoting social justice through preventive interventions in schools - M. Meghan Davidson, Michael Waldo, and Eve M. Adams -- - Theoretical and practice framework for universal school-based prevention - Gargi Roysircar
Marginalized communities in the United States: oppression, social justice, and the role of counseling psychologists - Tania Israel -- - Seeking social justice for victims of intimate partner violence: real-world struggles in pursuit of systemic change - Margret E. Bell, Lisa A. Goodman -- - Achieving social justice for college women with disabilities: a model for inclusion - Barbara J. Palombi, Alisa Matteson Mundt -- - Environmental racism: a call to the profession for community intervention and social action - Azara L. Santiago-Rivera, Kristin Talka, Amy W. Tully -- - Unwarranted pathologizing of homeless mothers: implications for research and social policy - Lisa Cosgrove -- - Diving into the hornet's nest: situating counseling psychologists in LGB social justice work - David H. Whitcomb, Michael I. Loewy -- - Toward a radical feminist multicultural therapy: renewing a commitment to activism - Susan L. Morrow [and others] -- - Social justice in career and vocational aspects of counseling psychology: an overview - Nadya A. Fouad -- - Tools for remodeling the master's house: advocacy and social justice in education and work - Ruth E. Fassinger, Susanna M. Gallor
Individual, programmatic, and entrepreneurial approaches to social justice: counseling psychologists in vocational and career counseling - Rebecca L. Toporek, Robert C. Chope -- - Social justice through self-sufficiency: vocational psychology and the transition from welfare to work - Cindy L. Juntunen [and others] -- - Counseling health psychology's collaborative role in the community - Gargi Roysircar -- - Working for social justice from within the health care system: the role of social class in psychology - Joshua A. Hopps, William M. Liu -- - Community health promotion curriculum: a case study of Southeast Asian refugees - Uyen K. Huynh, Gargi Roysircar -- - Social justice related to working with HIV/AIDS from a counseling health psychology perspective - Christa K. Schmidt, Mary Ann Hoffman, Nicole Taylor -- - Counseling psychologists as international social architects - Lawrence H. Gerstein -- - Social justice approach to international collaborative consultation - Sharon G. Horne, Susan S. Mathews -- - Couples helping couples: consultation and training in Peñalolén, Chile - Benedict T. McWhirter, Ellen Hawley McWhirter -- - Bringing social justice to international practices of counseling psychology - Kathryn L. Norsworthy with contributions by Ouyporn Khuankaew
Counseling psychology and noviolent activism: independence for Tibet! - Lawrence H. Gerstein, Doris Kirkpatrick -- - Moving from contact to change: the act of becoming aware - Scott L. Moeschberger [and others] -- - Social action in policy and legislation: individuals and alliances - Rebecca L. Toporek -- - Extending the Parsons legacy: applications of counseling psychology in pursuit of social justice through the development of public policy - Sandra L. Shullman, Bobbie L. Celeste, Ted Strickland -- - Confessions of an abiding counseling psychologist - Robert H. McPherson, Clare Reilly -- - Future directions for counseling psychology: enhancing leadership, vision, and action in social justice - Rebecca L. Toporek [and others]