Excellent bibliography on Asian American suicide-related outcomes by Dr. Y. Joel Wong (joelwong@indiana.edu)
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A blog with resources for the multicultural training of psychologists and future psychologists.
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- Forum guide to implementing new federal race and ethnicity categories
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- Disseminating Evidence-Based Practice for Children and Adolescents: A Systems Approach to Enhancing Care
- Resilience in African American Children and Adolescents
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- MC Psychologist
- I am a multicultural clinical psychologist. My work (and passion) involves reading about different aspects of identity and how they interact to affect individuals and groups. I also teach MC psychology and how to integrate it into clinical work. I keep printing out articles and bookmarking locations related to multicultural resources. Given that this is my area of interest and that I will continue to need these resources, I decided that I would start posting this information on a specific blog. It will also make it easier to have others access resources.
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