Using a case study approach focusing on the adjustment decisions of 15 women who emigrated from Hong Kong to Vancouver, British Columbia, this article clarifies the implications for cross-cultural counselling drawn from the results. In particular, adjustment seems to be characterized by potent conflicts located in everyday practical situations. Common themes of conflict involve Chinese and Western value opposition, the need for personal development, and the fear of social isolation. Six different patterns of client adjustment are indicated that may be useful to counsellors in their work with immigrant women.Le but de cet article est de souligner, pour les conseillers interculturels, les implications d'une étude sur quinze immigrantes de Hon...
This article examines the mode of understanding and experiences of family relationships of Chinese m...
A qualitative study was undertaken to explore the stage-specific and culture-specific coping strateg...
This thesis focuses on Chinese immigrant women’s experiences of household work and leisure in Canada...
The raising of immigration standards for entry into Canada in recent years has resulted in many Chi...
This study used a combined method of narrative analysis and thematic analysis to explore the adjustm...
The raising of immigration standards for entry into Canada in recent years has resulted in many Chi...
This study used a combined method of narrative analysis and thematic analysis to explore the adjustm...
grantor: University of TorontoThis study explored patterns of help-seeking behaviour of th...
This dissertation examines the personal value systems of Chinese- women immigrants in the process of...
grantor: University of TorontoThis study explored patterns of help-seeking behaviour of th...
This study is an attempt to examine contemporary Chinese women immigrants from Mainland China and t...
This study is an attempt to examine contemporary Chinese women immigrants from Mainland China and t...
This article examines the mode of understanding and experiences of family relationships of Chinese m...
The social phenomenon of cross-border marriages between Hong Kong men and Chinese women has contribu...
This study used a combined method of narrative analysis and thematic analysis to explore the adjustm...
This article examines the mode of understanding and experiences of family relationships of Chinese m...
A qualitative study was undertaken to explore the stage-specific and culture-specific coping strateg...
This thesis focuses on Chinese immigrant women’s experiences of household work and leisure in Canada...
The raising of immigration standards for entry into Canada in recent years has resulted in many Chi...
This study used a combined method of narrative analysis and thematic analysis to explore the adjustm...
The raising of immigration standards for entry into Canada in recent years has resulted in many Chi...
This study used a combined method of narrative analysis and thematic analysis to explore the adjustm...
grantor: University of TorontoThis study explored patterns of help-seeking behaviour of th...
This dissertation examines the personal value systems of Chinese- women immigrants in the process of...
grantor: University of TorontoThis study explored patterns of help-seeking behaviour of th...
This study is an attempt to examine contemporary Chinese women immigrants from Mainland China and t...
This study is an attempt to examine contemporary Chinese women immigrants from Mainland China and t...
This article examines the mode of understanding and experiences of family relationships of Chinese m...
The social phenomenon of cross-border marriages between Hong Kong men and Chinese women has contribu...
This study used a combined method of narrative analysis and thematic analysis to explore the adjustm...
This article examines the mode of understanding and experiences of family relationships of Chinese m...
A qualitative study was undertaken to explore the stage-specific and culture-specific coping strateg...
This thesis focuses on Chinese immigrant women’s experiences of household work and leisure in Canada...