“…Recent discussions within the critical health psychology literature called to widen the scope of health psychology to encompass micro to macro levels of intervention (Vinck, Oldenburg, & von Lengerke, 2004); to adopt a pluralistic approach that utilizes multiple theoretical perspectives, research strategies, skills and competencies (Marks, 2006); to avoid methodolatry (Chamberlain, 2000); to bring issues of power and social injustice to the fore (Campbell & Murray, 2004;Marks, 1996Marks, , 2002Marks, , 2008Prilleltensky & Prilleltensky, 2003); and to act and utilize our theories and methods to help improve the health of the world's marginalized and dispossessed (Murray & Campbell, 2003). With ethics at its core, CHP can bring promising contributions in understanding health inequities and social injustice and its impact on health and well-being (Hepworth, 2006).…”