The purpose of this volume is to provide students, teachers, and professionals with a historical, conceptual, and applied resource for cross-cultural counseling and psychotherapy. Cross-cultural counseling and psychotherapy refers to those behavior change activities which involve clients and therapists from different ethnocultural traditions. Based on a conference held in Honolulu in June 1979 and sponsored by the Culture Learning Institute of the East-West Center

Cross-Cultural Counseling and Psychotherapy: Foundations, Evaluation, Ethnocultural Considerations, and Future Perspectives (Pergamon General Psychology Series)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Pedersen, Paul B.

Marsella, Anthony J.

Psychology & Counseling

Pergamon Pr

<p><div>The Confederacy was never single-minded. From the fateful year of 1861 until Appomattox, the South was a complex of heroism and cowardice, grief and frivolity, nationalism and state rights. But at the same time the Southern nation underwent a complete career from birth through maturity to death.<br /> <br /> In <i>The Confederacy</i> Charles P. Roland is faithful to both the larger career and the internal complexity. Paying careful attention to President Davis' struggle against dividing forces within, the author skillfully narrates the attempt of the Confederacy to wage total war against superior forces. All the poignant events and conditions are here: the formation of the government, the upper South's final commitment to the cause, the doomed attempts to combat the Northern blockade at home and Northern diplomacy overseas, an agrarian economy's heroic defiance of an industrial enemy, the desperate measures by which the Davis government tried to sustain the Confederacy, and, at last, the dissolution and flight of the administration in 1865.<br /> <br /> With accuracy, sensitivity, and balance, Mr. Roland develops the epic themes of his story against a background of vivid historical detail and re-creates the Confederacy with a tragic splendor&#8212;the prime quality of its surviving image among Southerners.<br /></div></p>

Culture and Self: Asian and Western Perspectives

Devos, George

Routledge

I make no claims for my poems beyond their immediate meanings to me. That is acceptable! I wrote and compiled the poetry volume for myself, especially in the last two to three years of my life as my wife's departure after 50 years of marriage and the filing of a divorce left me alone - in solitude and sorrow. In the rawness and pain of these moments, I was closer to my emotions. I could use them as sources of insight and understanding. The emotions of my new life enriched me, gave me both words and courage. This is what poetry is about for me. When all the pronouncements of academic experts regarding poetry are placed aside, poetry can be understood as a person's life voice - speaking, crying, laughing, wondering - for itself.

Poems Across Time and Place: A Journey of Heart and Mind

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Aurelius Press, LLC

Amidst Peril and Pain: The Mental Health and Well-Being of the World's Refugees

There are approximately 40,000,000 refugees and displaced people in the world. This volume offers mental-health professionals, scientists and policy administrators a conceptual, factual and clinical resource for understanding and addressing the challenges posed by this growing problem.

Mental Health

Amer Psychological Assn

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