Weinrach and Thomas (2002) have shown rather conclusively that the Competencies are
irreparably flawed. The attempt to develop such a document was misguided in the first place …

Weinrach and Thomas (2002) have articulated a number of concerns raised by the
proposed standards of multicultural counseling competencies (Arredondo et al., 1996). This …

The authors discuss the implications of adopting the Multicultural Counseling Competencies
cre-ated by the Association for Multicultural Counseling and Development (Arredondo et al …

Two well-known cross-cultural counselor educators present their thoughts on some of the
criticisms of the AMDC Multicultural Counseling Competencies. First, they posit their …

Mytendency when reviewing another's work is to try to reserve judgment until I have made a
second and third review. When it comes to multicultural counseling, I read with greater …

The multicultural counseling competence (MCC) movement--that is, the movement to identify
and propagate counseling competencies that enhance counseling process and outcome …

" Nowhere is there more of a need for an understanding of multiculturalism than in the
mental health profession."--BOOK JACKET." When client and counselor are from different …

The purpose of this paper is to begin the process of proposing a theory of multicultural
counseling and therapy (MCT). Since such an attempt may be culturally biased in itself, an …

Roughly 10 years ago, The Counseling Psychologist (TCP), under the editorship of Bruce R.
Fretz, devoted its first specialissue to “Cross-Cultural Counseling” This special issue, guest …

What a pleasure and honor it is to be able to write a rejoinder to the scholarly and insightful
comments of Reynolds (2001 [this issue]); Ridley, Baker, and Hill (2001 [this issue]); and …