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This book expands on APA’s 2017 Multicultural Guidelines by
exploring additional research and providing students and
professionals with practical applications for clinical practice,
teaching and training, research, and consultation. As codevelopers
of the guidelines, the authors provide their unique expertise in
multicultural psychology, explaining how to develop cultural
responsiveness and humility and become attuned to the diversity of
human needs and experiences. They also describe how to create
constructive dialogues about social identity and build fruitful
bidirectional relationships with clients, students, and
organizations, among others. Â This book takes an
intersectional and ecological approach that considers a variety of
cultural factors at multiple levels, ranging from small to large
groups, to societal and cultural forces, and to historical changes.
Within this layered ecological model, each of the ten guidelines is
explored in depth in its own chapter, including illustrative case
examples and discussion questions. The book concludes with a
comprehensive review that ties the ten multicultural guidelines
together and highlights key takeaways, as well as providing future
considerations for how multicultural psychology will evolve.
Understanding Indigenous Perspectives: Visions, Dreams, and
Hallucinations helps future and practicing mental health
professionals build the vital cultural competencies needed to
differentiate between cultural practice and the presence of
psychopathology in practice. The book discusses and explores the
differences among visions, dreams, and hallucinations from an
American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawai'ian perspective.
Each chapter first presents information within the context of
culture and then transitions to present information within the
context of diagnoses and neurobiology. Throughout, cultural
practices are discussed as normative, increasing readers'
understanding of diverse populations and their rich heritages.
Dedicated chapters explore American Indian psychology, worldviews,
and spirituality; ethical and cultural considerations; the
inclusion of cultural context within the DSM-5; the neurobiology of
hallucinations; and competent discernment. The book includes
valuable case studies that breathe life and humanity into a
clinically challenging topic. Understanding Indigenous Perspectives
is part of the Cognella Series on Advances in Culture, Race, and
Ethnicity. The series, co-sponsored by Division 45 of the American
Psychological Association, addresses critical and emerging issues
within culture, race, and ethnic studies, as well as specific
topics among key ethnocultural groups.
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