Index of Key Concepts
The purpose of this index is to enable you to search this guide by topic area to look for relevant activities, exercises, learning resources, and/or discussion prompts. Because this is an evolving project (e.g., new content is added regularly), this index will grow over time as new concepts are covered.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
A
Adaptation of Counselling Models
B
C
Client as Cultural Knowledge Source
Client-Counsellor Relationship
Co-Construction of Meaning/Language
Collaboration on Goals/Processes
Community Development and Capacity Building
Conflict Between Socialization Messages
Contextualized/Situational Identities
Cultural Blindness–Cultural Hyperconsciousness
Cultural Knowledge Holders or Guides
Culture-Bound Counselling Models
D
Decolonizing Therapeutic Relationship
Dominant Cultural Identity Development
E
Essentialized/Fixed Identities
Etic (Transcultural) Versus Emic (Culture-Specific)
F
G
Codes, Principles, Standards, and Guidelines
H
Holistic, Multilevel Assessment
I
Indigenous or Cultural Healers and Ceremonialists
Indigenous or Cultural Healing Practices or Rituals
Indigenous or Cultural Teachings/Wisdom
Indigenous Views of Health and Healing
Institutional/Organizational Oppression
Interorganization Collaboration
Interprofessional Collaboration
J
L
Locus of Control/Responsibility
Loss of Cultural Identity and Relationality
M
Multiple Identities/Relationalities
N
Negotiating Multiple Nondominant Identities
Nondominant Cultural Identity Development
O
P
Personal-Professional Values Conflict
Professional Practice/Theory Change
Program Development and Evaluation
R
Reconstruction of Cultural Identity/Relationality
Referral and Resource Provision
Repertoire of Change Strategies
S
Scholar-Practitioner-Advocate-Leader
Social Constructivism or Constructionism
Social Justice Action/Activism
Sociocultural Construction of Meaning
Sociocultural Narratives/Stories
Stigma of Counselling and/or Mental Health Issues
Strengths and Resiliency Focus
Systemic Structural and Policy Change
T
Transformative/Healing Relationship
Transforming Public Perception
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V
Visible Versus Invisible Cultural Identities
