Multi-Cultural Counselling Research Links Acosta, F. X., & Sheehan, J. G. (1976). Preference towards Mexican American andAnglo American psychotherapists. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 44(2), 272-279. Acosta, F., Yamamoto, J., & Evans, L (1982). Effective psychotherapy for low income and minority patients. New York: Plenum Press. Arthur, N., & Januszkowski, T. (2001). The multicultural … Continued
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Read More >>Kennedy, L, M. Lyes and M. Russell (2014) Supporting the Next Generation of the Irish Diaspora, Clinton Institute, UCD: University College Dublin and Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Irish in Australia “Perhaps more than physical health concerns, mental health issues are becoming more pressing with the Irish community in Australia” “As the burden of … Continued
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