DERALD WING SUE, PhD, is a Professor of Psychology and Education in the Department of Counseling and Clinical Psychology at Teachers College, Columbia University, where he also holds a joint appointment with the School of Social Work. He is one of the most cited multicultural scholars in the United States.MIGUEL E. GALLARDO, PsyD, is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Pepperdine University. Dr. Gallardo's areas of scholarship and research interests include understanding the psychotherapy process when working with ethnocultural communities.HELEN A. NEVILLE, PhD, is a Professor of Educational Psychology and African American Studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. She currently chairs the counseling psychology program and previously was a Provost Fellow at the same institution.

• Foreword xiIntroduction: Moving From Theory to Practice in Multicultural Counseling xvAbout the Editors xxxviiAbout the Contributors xxxixPart I Case Studies With U.S. Racial/EthnicMinority Populations 1Chapter 1 Clinical Applications With African AmericansShelly P. Harrell and Daryl M. Rowe 3And Still I Rise: The Story of Nia 3Redefined: The Story of Andre 13Chapter 2 Clinical Applications With American Indians andAlaska NativesJoseph B. Stone and Connie Hunt 21Treating “Depression” in a Dying Native Relative: The Story of Will 21Treating “Depression” in a Deeply Bereaved and Traumatized Client: The Story of Mary 28Chapter 3 Clinical Applications With Asian AmericansMichi Fu 37Fighting Chance: The Story of Donna 37Intergenerational Effects of War: The Story of Wade 43Chapter 4 Clinical Applications With Latina/o AmericansMelba Vasquez, Martha Ramos Duffer, and Cynthia de las Fuentes 49Margaret Can’t Do It All (by Herself) Anymore 49Multiple Roles, Multiple Identities: The Story of Elisandro 55Chapter 5 Clinical Applications With Individuals of Middle Eastern and Northern African DescentSylvia C. Nassar-McMillan and Julie Hakim-Larson 61Harnessing Fears During a Medical Emergency: The Story of Jacob M. 61Silenced: The Stories of Dalia and Nabila 67Chapter 6 Clinical Applications With Individuals of Multiracial DescentGregory J. Payton, Marie L. Miville, and Peggy Loo 77“You Just Don’t Get Me!”: The Story of Anita 77“I Can Make It on My Own”: The Story of David J. 85Chapter 7 Clinical Applications of a White Therapist Working With People of ColorJulie R. Ancis and Nicholas Ladany 93Two Worlds: The Story of Marcos 93My War Parents Found My Gay Box: The Story of Benjamin 100Part II Case Studies Involving Special Circumstances With Ethnic Populations 109Chapter 8 Clinical Applications With American JewsDaniel C. Rosen and Ora Nakash 111L’dor v’dor, or From Generation to Generation: The Story of Scott 111The “Other” in Us: The Story of Gabriella 116Chapter 9 Clinical Applications With ImmigrantsPratyusha Tummala-Narra and Diya Kallivayalil 125Negotiating Cultural Change and Identity: The Story of Nadia 125Loss and Political Exile: The Story of Paul 132Chapter 10 Clinical Applications With RefugeesOksana Yakushko and Indhushree Rajan 141Fleeing Religious Persecution: The Story of Larissa 141Aftermath of Trafficking: The Story of Kamala 148Part III Case Studies With Other Multicultural Populations 157Chapter 11 Clinical Applications With WomenChristina M. Capodilupo 159Living in the Shadows: The Story of Monique 159I’m a Mother First! The Story of Simone 165Chapter 12 Clinical Applications With MenMark A. Stevens and Jose Montes 173Multiple Stories of Henry 173Why Am I Here? The Story of Martin 185Chapter 13 Clinical Applications With Transgender IndividualsAnita R. Hund and Jane E. Reid 195Just a “Phase”? The Story of Leslie 195An Incomplete Experience: The Story of Alice 201Chapter 14 Clinical Applications in Sexual OrientationDouglas C. Haldeman 207No Home in the World: The Story of Tony 207Mission Impossible: The Story of Beth 211Chapter 15 Clinical Applications With People in PovertyDebbie-Ann Chambers, Lucinda Bratini, and Laura Smith 217The White Picket Fence Life: The Story of Marisol 217Do You Have Eyes to See Me? The Story of Michelle 224Chapter 16 Clinical Applications With Persons With DisabilitiesRhoda Olkin 231Why Didn’t You Tell Me You Were in a Wheelchair? The Story of Joleen 231There Is Nothing Wrong With You a Job Cannot Fix: The Story of George 239Chapter 17 Clinical Applications With Older AdultsKelly O’Shea Carney and Derald Wing Sue 247The Challenges of Caregiving: The Story of Sarah 247I’m Not Crazy: The Story of Mr. Chang 253Author Index 265Subject Index 271

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DERALD WING SUE, PhD, is a Professor of Psychology and Education in the Department of Counseling and Clinical Psychology at Teachers College, Columbia University, where he also holds a joint appointment with the School of Social Work. He is one of the most cited multicultural scholars in the United States.MIGUEL E. GALLARDO, PsyD, is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Pepperdine University. Dr. Gallardo's areas of scholarship and research interests include understanding the psychotherapy process when working with ethnocultural communities.HELEN A. NEVILLE, PhD, is a Professor of Educational Psychology and African American Studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. She currently chairs the counseling psychology program and previously was a Provost Fellow at the same institution.

• Foreword xiIntroduction: Moving From Theory to Practice in Multicultural Counseling xvAbout the Editors xxxviiAbout the Contributors xxxixPart I Case Studies With U.S. Racial/EthnicMinority Populations 1Chapter 1 Clinical Applications With African AmericansShelly P. Harrell and Daryl M. Rowe 3And Still I Rise: The Story of Nia 3Redefined: The Story of Andre 13Chapter 2 Clinical Applications With American Indians andAlaska NativesJoseph B. Stone and Connie Hunt 21Treating “Depression” in a Dying Native Relative: The Story of Will 21Treating “Depression” in a Deeply Bereaved and Traumatized Client: The Story of Mary 28Chapter 3 Clinical Applications With Asian AmericansMichi Fu 37Fighting Chance: The Story of Donna 37Intergenerational Effects of War: The Story of Wade 43Chapter 4 Clinical Applications With Latina/o AmericansMelba Vasquez, Martha Ramos Duffer, and Cynthia de las Fuentes 49Margaret Can’t Do It All (by Herself) Anymore 49Multiple Roles, Multiple Identities: The Story of Elisandro 55Chapter 5 Clinical Applications With Individuals of Middle Eastern and Northern African DescentSylvia C. Nassar-McMillan and Julie Hakim-Larson 61Harnessing Fears During a Medical Emergency: The Story of Jacob M. 61Silenced: The Stories of Dalia and Nabila 67Chapter 6 Clinical Applications With Individuals of Multiracial DescentGregory J. Payton, Marie L. Miville, and Peggy Loo 77“You Just Don’t Get Me!”: The Story of Anita 77“I Can Make It on My Own”: The Story of David J. 85Chapter 7 Clinical Applications of a White Therapist Working With People of ColorJulie R. Ancis and Nicholas Ladany 93Two Worlds: The Story of Marcos 93My War Parents Found My Gay Box: The Story of Benjamin 100Part II Case Studies Involving Special Circumstances With Ethnic Populations 109Chapter 8 Clinical Applications With American JewsDaniel C. Rosen and Ora Nakash 111L’dor v’dor, or From Generation to Generation: The Story of Scott 111The “Other” in Us: The Story of Gabriella 116Chapter 9 Clinical Applications With ImmigrantsPratyusha Tummala-Narra and Diya Kallivayalil 125Negotiating Cultural Change and Identity: The Story of Nadia 125Loss and Political Exile: The Story of Paul 132Chapter 10 Clinical Applications With RefugeesOksana Yakushko and Indhushree Rajan 141Fleeing Religious Persecution: The Story of Larissa 141Aftermath of Trafficking: The Story of Kamala 148Part III Case Studies With Other Multicultural Populations 157Chapter 11 Clinical Applications With WomenChristina M. Capodilupo 159Living in the Shadows: The Story of Monique 159I’m a Mother First! The Story of Simone 165Chapter 12 Clinical Applications With MenMark A. Stevens and Jose Montes 173Multiple Stories of Henry 173Why Am I Here? The Story of Martin 185Chapter 13 Clinical Applications With Transgender IndividualsAnita R. Hund and Jane E. Reid 195Just a “Phase”? The Story of Leslie 195An Incomplete Experience: The Story of Alice 201Chapter 14 Clinical Applications in Sexual OrientationDouglas C. Haldeman 207No Home in the World: The Story of Tony 207Mission Impossible: The Story of Beth 211Chapter 15 Clinical Applications With People in PovertyDebbie-Ann Chambers, Lucinda Bratini, and Laura Smith 217The White Picket Fence Life: The Story of Marisol 217Do You Have Eyes to See Me? The Story of Michelle 224Chapter 16 Clinical Applications With Persons With DisabilitiesRhoda Olkin 231Why Didn’t You Tell Me You Were in a Wheelchair? The Story of Joleen 231There Is Nothing Wrong With You a Job Cannot Fix: The Story of George 239Chapter 17 Clinical Applications With Older AdultsKelly O’Shea Carney and Derald Wing Sue 247The Challenges of Caregiving: The Story of Sarah 247I’m Not Crazy: The Story of Mr. Chang 253Author Index 265Subject Index 271

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DERALD WING SUE, PhD, is a Professor of Psychology and Education in the Department of Counseling and Clinical Psychology at Teachers College, Columbia University, where he also holds a joint appointment with the School of Social Work. He is one of the most cited multicultural scholars in the United States.MIGUEL E. GALLARDO, PsyD, is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Pepperdine University. Dr. Gallardo's areas of scholarship and research interests include understanding the psychotherapy process when working with ethnocultural communities.HELEN A. NEVILLE, PhD, is a Professor of Educational Psychology and African American Studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. She currently chairs the counseling psychology program and previously was a Provost Fellow at the same institution.

• Foreword xiIntroduction: Moving From Theory to Practice in Multicultural Counseling xvAbout the Editors xxxviiAbout the Contributors xxxixPart I Case Studies With U.S. Racial/EthnicMinority Populations 1Chapter 1 Clinical Applications With African AmericansShelly P. Harrell and Daryl M. Rowe 3And Still I Rise: The Story of Nia 3Redefined: The Story of Andre 13Chapter 2 Clinical Applications With American Indians andAlaska NativesJoseph B. Stone and Connie Hunt 21Treating “Depression” in a Dying Native Relative: The Story of Will 21Treating “Depression” in a Deeply Bereaved and Traumatized Client: The Story of Mary 28Chapter 3 Clinical Applications With Asian AmericansMichi Fu 37Fighting Chance: The Story of Donna 37Intergenerational Effects of War: The Story of Wade 43Chapter 4 Clinical Applications With Latina/o AmericansMelba Vasquez, Martha Ramos Duffer, and Cynthia de las Fuentes 49Margaret Can’t Do It All (by Herself) Anymore 49Multiple Roles, Multiple Identities: The Story of Elisandro 55Chapter 5 Clinical Applications With Individuals of Middle Eastern and Northern African DescentSylvia C. Nassar-McMillan and Julie Hakim-Larson 61Harnessing Fears During a Medical Emergency: The Story of Jacob M. 61Silenced: The Stories of Dalia and Nabila 67Chapter 6 Clinical Applications With Individuals of Multiracial DescentGregory J. Payton, Marie L. Miville, and Peggy Loo 77“You Just Don’t Get Me!”: The Story of Anita 77“I Can Make It on My Own”: The Story of David J. 85Chapter 7 Clinical Applications of a White Therapist Working With People of ColorJulie R. Ancis and Nicholas Ladany 93Two Worlds: The Story of Marcos 93My War Parents Found My Gay Box: The Story of Benjamin 100Part II Case Studies Involving Special Circumstances With Ethnic Populations 109Chapter 8 Clinical Applications With American JewsDaniel C. Rosen and Ora Nakash 111L’dor v’dor, or From Generation to Generation: The Story of Scott 111The “Other” in Us: The Story of Gabriella 116Chapter 9 Clinical Applications With ImmigrantsPratyusha Tummala-Narra and Diya Kallivayalil 125Negotiating Cultural Change and Identity: The Story of Nadia 125Loss and Political Exile: The Story of Paul 132Chapter 10 Clinical Applications With RefugeesOksana Yakushko and Indhushree Rajan 141Fleeing Religious Persecution: The Story of Larissa 141Aftermath of Trafficking: The Story of Kamala 148Part III Case Studies With Other Multicultural Populations 157Chapter 11 Clinical Applications With WomenChristina M. Capodilupo 159Living in the Shadows: The Story of Monique 159I’m a Mother First! The Story of Simone 165Chapter 12 Clinical Applications With MenMark A. Stevens and Jose Montes 173Multiple Stories of Henry 173Why Am I Here? The Story of Martin 185Chapter 13 Clinical Applications With Transgender IndividualsAnita R. Hund and Jane E. Reid 195Just a “Phase”? The Story of Leslie 195An Incomplete Experience: The Story of Alice 201Chapter 14 Clinical Applications in Sexual OrientationDouglas C. Haldeman 207No Home in the World: The Story of Tony 207Mission Impossible: The Story of Beth 211Chapter 15 Clinical Applications With People in PovertyDebbie-Ann Chambers, Lucinda Bratini, and Laura Smith 217The White Picket Fence Life: The Story of Marisol 217Do You Have Eyes to See Me? The Story of Michelle 224Chapter 16 Clinical Applications With Persons With DisabilitiesRhoda Olkin 231Why Didn’t You Tell Me You Were in a Wheelchair? The Story of Joleen 231There Is Nothing Wrong With You a Job Cannot Fix: The Story of George 239Chapter 17 Clinical Applications With Older AdultsKelly O’Shea Carney and Derald Wing Sue 247The Challenges of Caregiving: The Story of Sarah 247I’m Not Crazy: The Story of Mr. Chang 253Author Index 265Subject Index 271

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