Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Multiculturalism, Religion and Counselling: Freedom to Heal

Chapter 3 Asking for Help Is a Sign of Weakness

Chapter 4 Synchronicity

Chapter 5 The Concept of Honour and Shame for South Asian British Muslim Men and Women

Chapter 6 One Western Size Fits All: Counsellor Training in Different Countries and Cultures

Chapter 7 Listening to the Grandmother Spirit: The Chance for Prophetic Change in Contemporary Healing

Chapter 8 Embracing the Rainbow: Race and Therapy

Chapter 9 Managing Therapeutic, Spiritual and Faith-Based Pastoral Programmes in an International Multi-Faith Higher Education Community

Chapter 10 Witnessing: From Passer-by to Attuned Other

Chapter 11 Perspectives at the Edge of Experiencing in Clinical Supervision

Chapter 13 Counselling and Spiritual Accompaniment

Chapter 14 Acculturation, Spirituality and Counselling Sikh Men Living in Britain

Chapter 15 Cultural Challenges When Working with People from Refugee Backgrounds

Chapter 16 Researching Therapy, Culture and Spirituality

Chapter 17 Conclusion