Racial factors in the countertransference: The Black therapist and the Black client.

Maynard Calnek

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Counseling Practices and Supervision Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications Racial and Ethnic Identity Research

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Book reviewed in this article: The black therapist/black client therapeutic situation, while given to much promise, is threatened by difficulties because of the traditional American racial climate. White racial prejudice is pointed to here as the frequent source of these problems as well as of heretofore little discussed issues in such a therapeutic relationship.

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1969Black Families in White America.1950Race as a Factor in Establishing a Casework Relationship 1947Race as a Factor in the Caseworker's Role 1964The Negro Worker and the White Client: A Commentary on the Treatment Relationship 1966Recognition and Use of Anger in Negro Clients

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