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Vicki Hutton and Susan Sisko

Multicultural Responsiveness in Counselling and Psychology

Working with Australian Populations

1st ed. 2021

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Editors

Vicki Hutton

Australian College of Applied Psychology, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Susan Sisko

School of Social Sciences and Psychology, Western Sydney University, Penrith, New South Wales, Australia

ISBN 978-3-030-55426-2 e-ISBN 978-3-030-55427-9

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-55427-9

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Contents

Susan Sisko

Noritta Morseu-Diop , Corrinne Sullivan , Sharlene Cruickshank , Vicki Hutton and Susan Sisko

Alperhan Babacan , Rachael Jacobs , Alanna Kamp , Yin Paradies , Anton Piyarathne , Caroline Wang , Karen Zwi , Lisa Woodland and Vicki Hutton

Matt Fisher , Christopher Scanlon , Bernard Deojee , Vicki Hutton and Susan Sisko

Fiona Kate Barlow , Raine Vickers-Jones , Beatrice Alba , Emma Williamson and Vicki Hutton

Michael Barnett , Filipe Fotheringham , Vicki Hutton and Kieran OLoughlin

Catherine Barrett , Sarah Bostock , Alessandra Chinsen , Ilsa Hampton , Magenta B. Simmons , Ellie Brown , Nicholas J. Fava , Vivienne Browne , Lucas Walsh , Vicki Hutton and Susan Sisko

Sarah Wayland , Jennifer Smith-Merry , Sarina Rakidzic , Amie OShea , Richard Schweizer , Kate Gill , Vicki Hutton and Susan Sisko

Cat Paus , Deborah Lupton , Tayla Cadigan , Vicki Hutton and Susan Sisko

Kathleen McPhillips , Maxine Rosenfield , Ridwan Haq , Vicki Hutton and Susan Sisko

Susan Sisko

Contributors

Beatrice Alba

LaTrobe University, Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Alperhan Babacan

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Fiona Kate Barlow

Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Michael Barnett

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Catherine Barrett

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Sarah Bostock

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Ellie Brown

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Parkville, VIC, Australia

Vivienne Browne

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Parkville, VIC, Australia

Tayla Cadigan

Wellington, New Zealand

Alessandra Chinsen

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Sharlene Cruickshank

Nowra, VIC, Australia

Bernard Deojee

Sydney, NSW, Australia

Nicholas J. Fava

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Parkville, VIC, Australia

Matt Fisher

Adelaide, SA, Australia

Filipe Fotheringham

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Kate Gill

Sydney, NSW, Australia

Ilsa Hampton

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Ridwan Haq

Sydney, NSW, Australia

Vicki Hutton

Australian College of Applied Psychology, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Rachael Jacobs

Sydney, NSW, Australia

Alanna Kamp

Sydney, NSW, Australia

Deborah Lupton

Sydney, VIC, Australia

Kathleen McPhillips

Newcastle, NSW, Australia

Noritta Morseu-Diop

Sydney, VIC, Australia

Kieran OLoughlin

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Amie OShea

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Yin Paradies

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Cat Paus

Palmerson North, New Zealand

Anton Piyarathne

Colombo, Sri Lanka, formerly Sydney, NSW, Australia

Sarina Rakidzic

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Maxine Rosenfield

Sydney, NSW, Australia

Christopher Scanlon

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Richard Schweizer

Sydney, NSW, Australia

Magenta B. Simmons

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Parkville, VIC, Australia

Susan Sisko

School of Social Sciences and Psychology, Western Sydney University, Penrith, New South Wales, Australia

Jennifer Smith-Merry

Sydney, NSW, Australia

Corrinne Sullivan

Sydney, VIC, Australia

Raine Vickers-Jones

Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Lucas Walsh

Monash University, Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Caroline Wang

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Sarah Wayland

Sydney, NSW, Australia

Emma Williamson

Monash University, Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Lisa Woodland

Sydney, NSW, Australia

Karen Zwi

Sydney, NSW, Australia

The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021

V. Hutton, S. Sisko (eds.) Multicultural Responsiveness in Counselling and Psychology https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-55427-9_1

1. Cultural Responsiveness in Counselling and Psychology: An Introduction

Susan Sisko

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School of Social Sciences and Psychology, Western Sydney University, Penrith, New South Wales, Australia

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Keywords

Colonialism Postcolonialism Socialisation Discrimination Bias Oppression Decolonisation Intersectionality Self-awareness

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In this chapter, Susan Sisko talks about the importance of developing a multicultural understanding and responsiveness as counsellors and psychologists. The chapter outlines Australian history and the impacts of colonialism and postcolonialism and how the ongoing effects of how these oppressive practices have informed hierarchical systems and impacted non-dominant individuals and groups. The chapter looks at both significant issues related to oppressive practices and approaches to developing multicultural understanding and responsiveness including decolonising practices, intersectionality frameworks and counsellor reflexivity.

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