2008
DOI: 10.4135/9781483329260
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New Horizons in Multicultural Counseling

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“…The narrative approach was originated by White and Epstein (1990) and has been applied to varying populations (Diamond, 2002;Monk, Winslade, & Sinclair, 2007;Winslade & Monk, 2006, 2008, including various groups (Pollio, 2001;Wood & Roche, 2001). The goals of a narrative approach with male batters is to expose and isolate the requirements of the patriarchy for both genders, show the cost of these requirements, and invite the male abuser to freely choose if he wishes to reject male entitlement's rules for himself, his partner, and their relationship.…”
Section: Narrative Social Group Work Practice With Men Who Battermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The narrative approach was originated by White and Epstein (1990) and has been applied to varying populations (Diamond, 2002;Monk, Winslade, & Sinclair, 2007;Winslade & Monk, 2006, 2008, including various groups (Pollio, 2001;Wood & Roche, 2001). The goals of a narrative approach with male batters is to expose and isolate the requirements of the patriarchy for both genders, show the cost of these requirements, and invite the male abuser to freely choose if he wishes to reject male entitlement's rules for himself, his partner, and their relationship.…”
Section: Narrative Social Group Work Practice With Men Who Battermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A ttunement goes beyond raised social consciousness and conceptual understanding to include openness to take in the experience of others and respond sensitively to it (e.g., D'Aniello et al., ; Elias‐Juarez & Knudson‐Martin, ; Pandit, ChenFeng, & Kang, ). Socioculturally attuned practice recognizes inequitable social structures and resources while seeking to apprehend each client's unique confluence of social identities and being aware that identities and power positions are fluid across time and place as well as influenced by historical legacies of injustice (Boszormenyi‐Nagy & Spark, ; Brave Heart & DeBruyn, ; Monk, Winslade, & Sinclair, ; Watson, ).…”
Section: Socioculturally Attuned Practicementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Because of the great diversity within the Asian population, it is crucial that therapists avoid cookbook solutions in working with Asian clients and avoid stereotyping clients in their generalized ethnic groupings (Monk et al 2008). As in all cultures, and especially with families impacted by immigration and the processes of acculturation, a timeless tradition does not exist (Foner 1997).…”
Section: Honoring Diversitymentioning
confidence: 98%