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What is Working With West Indian Families about?

Pt. I. Historical, Educational, Sociopolitical Factors. 1. History Of The West Indies. 2. Migration. 3. The West Indian Family. 4. Education And Word Values. 5. Racism. 6. Notable Differences Among The Islands. 7. Rastafarian/rastafari Culture. 8. Differences Between African Americans And African West Indian Americans. 9. West Indian Families In Britain. 10. West Indian Families In Canada -- Pt. Ii. Assessment Issues, Major Treatment Theories, And A Model For Intervention. 11. Assessment -- Educational, Linguistic, And Psychological. 12. Counseling With West Indians. 13. Major Treatment Approaches In Counseling The Culturally Different. 14. The Multicultural/multimodal/multisystems Approach To The Treatment Of West Indian Families -- Pt. Iii. Implications. 15. Training Implications For Mental Health Workers, Teachers, Speech Evaluators, And Parents. 16. Implications For Future Research And Clinical Work -- Appendix I. Map Of The West Indies. Appendix Ii. West Indian Comprehensive Assessment Battery (wicab) -- Appendix Iii. Immigrant Self-concept Scale -- Appendix Iv. Immigrant Attitude Survey -- Appendix V. West Indian Attitude Survey -- Appendix Vi. West Indian Community Services.

Author

Gopaul-McNicol, Sharon-Ann

Publisher

The Guilford Press

Published

1993

Language

EN

ISBN

9780898622294

Subjects

Social Science, Social_sciences