Articles

The following articles speak into the issues of race and culture in the psychotheraputic process. All articles have a UK focus. If you would like to add to this library please send to eugene@baatn,org.uk.

	Towards a Rainbow-Coloured Theraputic Community	Eugene Ellis	PDF	Link
	Psychology in the English - speaking Caribbean	Tony Ward and Frederick Hickling	PDF	Link
	Race-specific workplace stress	Aileen Alleyne	.DOC	Link
	Black identity and workplace oppression	Aileen Alleyne	PDF	Link
	The Internal Oppressor and Black identity wounding	Aileen Alleyne	PDF	Link
	The internal oppressor - the veiled companion of external racial oppression	Aileen Alleyne	PDF	Link
	Politics in the therapy room	Beverley Ellis	PDF	Link
	Understanding black issues in the therapeutic process. (published in the AUCC journal - summer 2004. Copyright jointly owned by BACP and Isha McKenzie-Mavinga)	Isha McKenzie-Mavinga	PDF	Link
	Understanding black issues in postgraduate counsellor training	Isha McKenzie-Mavinga	PDF	Link
	Is Counsellor Training Colour Blind?	Isha Mckenzie-Mavinga	PDF	Link
	Reflection in being a minority at a Psychotherapy Conference	Isha McKenzie-Mavinga	PDF	Link
	The myth of post racism and my hope for transcultural therapy -  The Big Idea - Confer Conference 2010	Isha McKenzie-Mavinga	PDF	Link
	Audrey James interviews Isha McKenzie-Mavinga on Gloucester FM radio.	Isha McKenzie-Mavinga	youtube	Link
	Psychotherapy in a Multi-Ethnic Society (with particular reference to Muslim clients)	Qulsoom Inayat	PDF	Link
	Reworking Stereotypes for Self Identity in a Black Men's Psychotherapy Group	Lennox K Thomas	PDF	Link
	Exploring White Racial Identity And Its Impact On Psychotherapy And Psychotherapy Organisations. (I read a fantastic PhD paper by Judith Ryde, which I have used with white students to help them look at their racial identity. 'Race issues' in training usually focus on the non white experience but she brings home how racialising that is in itself - Ruth Calland)	Judith Ryde	PDF	Link
	African Centered Psychology	Cheryl Tawede Grills, PHD	PDF	Link
	Exploring the link between Music and Psychotherapy from a Transpersonal Perspective	Dwight Turner	PDF	Link
	Philosophy, ‘Race’ and Mental Health	V. A. De Maynard	PDF	Link
	Confidentiallity in Counselling Asian Clients	Herminder Virdee	PDF	Link
	Counselling in Asian Communities	Herminder Virdee	PDF	Link
	Frued along the Ganges : Psychoanalytical reflections on the culture and people of india	Edited by Salman Akhtar	PDF	Link
	A third individuation: Imigration, Identity and the psychoanalytical process	Salman Akhtar	PDF	Link
	What they don't want us to know: How to make life more wonderful	Zhana	PDF	Link
	The Smoke That Thunders	Dwight Turner	PDF	Link
	Mental Health needs with Asians Part 1	Dr Bobby Sura	PDF	Link
	Asian Mental Health:Part 2 - Sources of Stress	Dr Bobby Sura	PDF	Link
	Asian Mental Health:Part 3 - Barriers to seeking help for mental health problems	Dr Bobby Sura	PDF	Link
	Invisible injuries and silent witnesses:The shadow of racial oppression in workplace contexts	Aileen Alleyne	PDF	Link
	Forever in My Life:An Afro-Caribbean perspective on intimacy	Dwight D. Turner	PDF	Link
	Multicultural Counselling: From diversity to universality	C. H. Patterson	PDF	Link
	The Internal Oppressor and Black identity wounding	Aileen Alleyne	PDF	Link
	Racism as Living Brutality	Narendra Keval	PDF	Link
	Racist states of mind: an attack on thinking and curiosity	Narendra Keval	PDF	Link
	Filling the psychic gap: understanding psychosornatic problerns in a rnulticultural clinic	Narendra Keval	PDF	Link
	Understanding the trauma of racial violence in a black patient	Narendra Keval	PDF	Link
	An exploration of three issues raised by Toni Morrison’s novel, Beloved. The link between literary fiction and psychotherapy, the issue of mothering, both in its universality and with particular regard to slavery, and the implications of the legacy of slavery in literature for writers, readers and partners in the psychotherapeutic relationship.	Bernadette Hawkes	PDF	Link
	Susan Cousins takes a personal perspective and explores how it feels to be a lone black worker	Susan Cousins	PDF	Link
	Breaking the Circles of Fear - A review of the relationship between mental health services and African and Caribbean communities	Published by The Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health	PDF	link
	Jay-Z article 'The boy from the hood who turned out good'	Guardian News	PDF	Link