Add to ORKGThe present paper is intended to stimulate discussion on the development of bicultural psychological services in Aotearoa/New Zealand, focusing primarily on services provided by psychologists trained in tertiary educational institutions. Patterns of biculturalism emerging among human services in New Zealand are briefly described, then topics relevant to the provision of bicultural psychological services, that are appropriate for both Maori and Pakeha, in Aotearoa are discussed
Little psychological information and few applications have been informed by Maori centred research. ...
This thesis examines my response, as an immigrant counsellor, counsellor educator, and member of a c...
In the majority of settings where psychologists work, particularly in State health and justice setti...
The present paper is intended to stimulate discussion on the development of bicultural psychological...
Experiences related to developing an indigenous community and social psychology in the teaching of p...
This paper presents our reflections as psychological researchers based on a content analysis of stud...
Maori have their own approaches to health and well-being, which stem from a world view that values b...
Knowledge of ourselves as cultural beings, of the values and beliefs of those with whom we work, and...
Knowledge of ourselves as cultural beings, of the values and beliefs of those with whom we work, and...
Indigenous psychology in Aotearoa positions the aspirations of Māori as central. The aim of this th...
Although the formal history of community psychology in both Australia and Aotearoa/New Zealand has c...
Despite overrepresentation of Pasifika people in New Zealand’s mental health statistics, the majorit...
Traditional clinical psychological assessment follows a western paradigm of interaction, which relie...
Sets out to report on an exploratory study in which perspectives on cross-cultural counselling in me...
This paper presents our reflections as psychological researchers based on a content analysis of stud...
Little psychological information and few applications have been informed by Maori centred research. ...
This thesis examines my response, as an immigrant counsellor, counsellor educator, and member of a c...
In the majority of settings where psychologists work, particularly in State health and justice setti...
The present paper is intended to stimulate discussion on the development of bicultural psychological...
Experiences related to developing an indigenous community and social psychology in the teaching of p...
This paper presents our reflections as psychological researchers based on a content analysis of stud...
Maori have their own approaches to health and well-being, which stem from a world view that values b...
Knowledge of ourselves as cultural beings, of the values and beliefs of those with whom we work, and...
Knowledge of ourselves as cultural beings, of the values and beliefs of those with whom we work, and...
Indigenous psychology in Aotearoa positions the aspirations of Māori as central. The aim of this th...
Although the formal history of community psychology in both Australia and Aotearoa/New Zealand has c...
Despite overrepresentation of Pasifika people in New Zealand’s mental health statistics, the majorit...
Traditional clinical psychological assessment follows a western paradigm of interaction, which relie...
Sets out to report on an exploratory study in which perspectives on cross-cultural counselling in me...
This paper presents our reflections as psychological researchers based on a content analysis of stud...
Little psychological information and few applications have been informed by Maori centred research. ...
This thesis examines my response, as an immigrant counsellor, counsellor educator, and member of a c...
In the majority of settings where psychologists work, particularly in State health and justice setti...