Introduction

Greg Nolan, William West

1-6

Multiculturalism, religion and counselling

freedom to heal

Roy Moodley, Claire Barnes

7-23

Asking for help is a sign of weakness

Jeni Boyd

24-37

Synchronicity

Christa Gorsedene

38-55

The concept of honour and shame for South Asian British muslim men and women

Nasreen Mansoor

56-69

One Western size fits all

counsellor training in different countries and cultures

William West

70-77

Listening to the grandmother spirit

the chance for prophetic change in contemporary healing

David P. Smith

78-91

Embracing the rainbow

race and therapy

Wayne Richards

92-106

Managing therapeutic, spiritual and faith-based Pastoral programmes in an international multi-faith higher education community

Terry Biddington

107-120

Witnessing

from passer-by to attuned other

Dori Yusef

121-137

Perspectives at the edge of experiencing in clinical supervision

Greg Nolan

138-158

The spiritual in counselling training

Valda Swinton

159-174

Counselling and spiritual accompaniment

Peter Madsen Gubi

175-187

Acculturation, spirituality and counselling Sikh men living in britain

Kam Dhillon

188-207

Cultural challenges when working with people from refugee backgrounds

Rachel Cleary, Robert D. Schweitzer

208-220

Researching therapy, culture and spirituality

Greg Nolan, William West

221-231

Conclusion

William West, Greg Nolan

232-234