(Re)centring Africa in the training of counselling and clinical psychologists

(Re)centring Africa in the training of counselling and clinical psychologists

The mimicry of Europe and United States of America (US) in South African psychology in the early 1900s and the continual presence of Euroamericanised psychology continues to marginalise Black, poor, and working-class people. In this dissertation, I investigated the misalignment of counselling and cl...

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Main Author: Dlamini, Sipho Solomon
Other Authors: Ratele, Kopano
Format: Others
Language:en
Published: 2021
Subjects:
Africa(n)-centred psychology
Professional training
Curriculum
Masters selection
Counselling and clinical psychologists
Race and racialisation
Discursive psychology
Decoloniality
History of psychology
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Clinical psychology > Study and teaching (Graduate) > South Africa
Counseling psychology > Study and teaching (Graduate) > South Africa
Clinical psychologists > Training of > South Africa
Counseling psychologists > Training of > South Africa
Afrocentrism > South Africa
Decolonization > South Africa
Cross-cultural counselling > South Africa
Discursive psychology > South Africa
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10500/27614

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http://hdl.handle.net/10500/27614

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