The program is targeting both consumers and health care providers on parallel web sites. Most of these products qualify for Safe and Drug-Free Schools, Title I, Goals 2000, and other Federal, State, and private funding. The ideas presented are from personal and professional experiences of each chapter's authors, who are scholars from the specific cultural group covered or who have intimate knowledge of a particular group. The book is designed to help mental health professionals apply their awareness of and knowledge about cultural diversity to appropriate skills development with specific client groups. It offers techniques and strategies for individual and group counseling with such diverse clientele as Native, African, Asian, Latino, and Arab Americans.
Case studies illustrate the foundations of culturally responsive counseling.
The Council represents more than 900 community-based behavioral health care providers, associations, networks, and public authorities. The 32-page book reports on advances in diagnosis and treatment and highlights studies on such questions as genetic testing for Alzheimer's disease. The third edition of the Alzheimer's Education and Training Resource catalog lists over 100 publications and videos related to all aspects of the disease and its management. A mechanism for reporting incidents involving consumer products, the publication is designed to assist in reviewing, developing, and implementing consumer product safety guidelines. Fatal Vision goggles are used by police officers, driver education instructors, Citizens Against Drug Impaired Drivers, hospitals, teachers, Mothers Against Drunk Driving chapters, U.S. Navy, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army National Guard, Business Against Drunk Drivers, and other traffic safety programs across America.