… Abstract This article examines the challenges posed by cross-cultural psychotherapy in a …
by the ethnographer. It proposes ‘the relational subject,’ implicit in systemic psychotherapy and …

… the relevance of Bateson's ethnographic work to systemic psychotherapy. … “points of view”
are hidden and the background to the data is removed with the risk that the ethnographer's …

… of empirical studies on cross-cultural psychotherapy since 1980. … process in cross-cultural
dyads (n = 22); and (3) cross-cultural … to previous reviews on cross-cultural psychotherapy, the …

… short-term intercultural treatments based on ethnographic inquiry adapted for clinical practice.
… This article demonstrates the uses of clinically adapted ethnographic inquiry in three short-…

… ethnography and psychotherapy afford a distinctive pedagogical opportunity. A model of
psychotherapy instruction in which ethnography is … psychotherapy training in which ethnography …

… This invisible culture of clinics and schools is, in fact, the mainstream North American middle…
One of the results of this counseling is that home patterns of communication are seriously …

… She has carried out ethnographic work with high caste Hindus … Rabia Malik is cross-cultural
services co-ordinator and a … He notes the specific challenge of the unvoiced–invisible …

… The point is to draw critical attention to the scientistic claims of traditional ethnographic
studies, including data generated from crosscultural interviews, as they relate to the problem and …

… the author, a Western-trained psychotherapist, gives rise to considerations about similarities
… treatment methods, but also in psychotherapeutic training. Both psychoanalytic theory and …

… (malayka) made of light while the hidden spirits (jinns) were shaped from … ethnographic
psychotherapist, the therapeutic relationship is the central focus when working in cross-cultural …