Counseling Persons of African Descent: Raising the Bar of Practitioner Competence

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Series Editor's Introduction - Paul B. Pedersen Preface Foreword - Asa G. Hilliard III-Nana Baffour Amankwatia II 1. Counseling African Americans: The Current State of Affairsz - Thomas A. Parham 2. African-Centered Psychology: Basic Principles - Cheryl Grills 3. Understanding African American Mental Health: The Necessity of New Conceptual Paradigms - Thomas A. Parham, William D. Parham 4. Understanding Personality and How to Measure It - Thomas A. Parham 5. Reconceptualizing the Notion of Self From the African Deep Structure - Ezemenari Obasi 6. African-Centered Conceptualizations of Self and Consciousness: The Akan Model - Cheryl Grills, Martin Ajei 7. Counseling Models for African Americans: The What and How of Counseling - Thomas A. Parham 8. Counseling African American Fathers: A Program for Active Involvement - Michael Connor 9. Raising the Bar for What Passes as Competence - Thomas A. Parham Appendix References Index About the Editor About the Authors

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