Family Therapy in Global Humanitarian Contexts

1. Introduction to Family Therapy in Global Humanitarian Contexts: Voices and Issues from the Field
Laurie L. Charlés, Gameela Samarasinghe

2. Knowledge Fair Trade
Marcela Polanco

3. Humanitarianism, Colonization, and/or Collaboration? Working Together in Uganda and the United States
Teresa McDowell, Paschal Kabura

4. Collaborative Therapy with Women and Children Refugees in Houston: Moving Toward Rehabilitation in the United States After Enduring the Atrocities of War
Manjushree Palit, Susan B. Levin

5. Ofreciendo Terapia En El Idioma De Preferencia Del Cliente: El Modelo De Preparación Profesional Calificada En Dos Idiomas De Ollu
Joan L. Biever, Jeanette Santos

6. Family Therapy in Postwar Kosova: Reforming Cultural Values in New Family Dynamics
Mimoza Shahini, Adelina Ahmeti, Laurie L. Charlés

7. Time, Trauma, and Ambiguous Loss: Working with Families with Missing Members in Postconflict Cyprus
Kyle D. Killian

8. Engaging the Humanity in Front of You: Family Therapy Task Shifting in the Context of Armed Conflict
Laurie L. Charlés

9. Family Therapy in Libya: Navigating Uncharted Waters
Malak Ben Giaber

10. “My Son Is Alive”: Is Family Therapy Appropriate for Families of the Disappeared in Sri Lanka?
Gameela Samarasinghe

11. Kaleidoscopic Shifts: The Development of New Understandings as Therapists “Go and Find out”
Catalina Perdomo, Deborah Healy, Daisy Ceja, Kathryn Dunne, Kotia Whitaker

Keywords: Psychology, Psychotherapy and Counseling, Social Work, Human Rights