Theories of Counseling and Psychotherapy: A Multicultural Perspective (6th Edition)
“The multicultural-feminist-social justice movement paradigm fully addresses a multicultural plus perspective.  Often typical of other texts is a lack of emphasis of this topic.  This multicultural plus perspective is an asset to this text. [...] Finally a textbook that emphasizes the new Positive Psychology movement!  The more I read this text, the more I like it.”~ Meredyth G. Fellows,West ChesterUniversityofPennsylvania “Finally, a textbook that centralizes multicultural-feminist-social justice movements and positive psychology (as well as constructivism and postmodernism) without tacking them on to the end!  A terrific book for a course in theories or in multicultural counseling.”~ Sharon Horne, Ph.D., TheUniversityofMemphis “I strive to make multiculturalism a central theme in all of my classes, yet I often feel like I’m floundering and lacking in support. Within this textbook, I feel like I have the support I need to give these issues the attention they deserve.”~Dr. Lisa Cromer,UniversityofNorthern Colorado “It brings a fresh perspective (postmodern, multiple perspectives, multicultural intentionality — concepts not addressed in my text and other similar texts) to understanding theories of counseling and psychotherapy.”~ Claire Sham Choy,CaliforniaStateUniversity,Fresno “The strength of the Ivey et al. text is that it integrates multicultural issues into each chapter and utilizes multicultural examples to explore different theories. This integration is coupled with the specific discussion of multicultural theory as a theory in and of itself. This multidimensional approach to multiculturalism champions the current thinking of our time which celebrates an integrative and infused perspective.”~Nicole Hill,IdahoState University