Diversity and Complexity in Feminist Therapy

Abstract

Contents Introduction * The Meaning of a Multicultural Perspective for Theory-Building in Feminist Therapy * Approaching a Feminist-Principled Paradigm in the Construction of Personality Theory * Paths Toward Diversity: An Intrapsychic Perspective * On Creating a Theory of Feminist Therapy * A Japanese View of Dependency: What Can Amae Psychology Contribute to Feminist Theory and Therapy? * Is Separation Really So Great? * Towards Understanding the Psychology of the Filipino * An Analysis of Domestic Violence in Asian American Communities: A Multicultural Approach to Counseling * Ethnic and Cultural Diversity: Keys to Power * Compounding the Triple Jeopardy: Battering in Lesbian of Color Relationships * Resolving Other Status: Identity Development of Biracial Individuals * What Has Gone Before: The Legacy of Racism and Sexism in the Lives of Black Mothers and Daughters * Perceptions of the Sexual Self: Their Impact on Relationships Between Lesbian and Heterosexual Women * Developing a Feminist Model for Clinical Consultation: Combining Diversity and Commonality * Feminist Psychotherapy and Diversity: Treatment Considerations From a Self Psychology Perspective * Diversifying Feminist Theory and Practice: Broadening the Concept of Victimization * White Feminist Therapists and Anti-Racism * Turning the Things That Divide Us Into Strengths That Unite Us

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