MAKING MULTICULTURALISM RELEVANT FOR MAJORITY CULTURE GRADUATE STUDENTS

The revised accreditation standards for marriage and family therapy programs (Manual on Accreditation, 1988) require that the curriculum reflect an emphasis on “issues of gender and ethnicity as they relate to marital and family therapy” (p. 13). Training approaches that are described in the profess...

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Published in:Journal of marital and family therapy 1993-01, Vol.19 (1), p.5-16
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Cultural Influences
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Educational Programs
Ethnicity
Family counseling
Family Therapy
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Graduate studies
Higher Education
Marriage counseling
Methodological Problems
Middle Class
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Teaching Methods
White Students
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Educational Programs
Ethnicity
Family counseling
Family Therapy
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Graduate studies
Higher Education
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Teaching Methods
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