a handbook for Counseling International Students in the United States
The 'insider voice of international students is clearly heard in this resource designed to facilitate international students' cross-cultural adaptation, mental health services, and access to resources. As a researcher and writer on international student experiences, I have been looking for a collection that provides comprehensive topics and references within easy reach. I have found these in this handbook. Congratulations to Drs. Singaravelu and Pope and to all the authors for their magnificent work! --Gargi Roysircar, PhD, Director, Multicultural Center for Research and Practice, Antioch University, New England, Editor, Journal of Multicultural Counseling and DevelopmentThis book fills a void in the literature that desperately needed to be addressed. The top scholars and practitioners in the field of intercultural/international counseling have written an absolute must read for those who work with international students counselors, academic advisers, faculty members, and students with an interest in international student welfare. --Everett Egginton, PhD, Dean, International and Border Programs, New Mexico State University, President-Elect, NAFSA: Association of International Educators