Resumé
The eclectic theoretical framework for the model is based on social contextual theories such as social constructionism and cultural psychology combined with life course and transnational perspectives. Three major principles are developed in the paradigm: multiple identities, family inclusion and broad social context inclusion. A case is presented and discussed to illustrate these principles. The interplay between theory, practical and empirical research in the article also underpins the ethical aspects of the intervention, especially in dealing with vulnerable families with refugee background in Nordic countries.
| Originalsprog | Engelsk |
|---|---|
| Titel | Nordic work with traumatised refugees : Do we really care |
| Redaktører | Gwynyth Overland, Eugene Guribye, Birgit Lie |
| Antal sider | 15 |
| Udgivelses sted | Newcastle |
| Forlag | Cambridge Scholars Press |
| Publikationsdato | 2014 |
| Udgave | 1 |
| Sider | 245-260 |
| ISBN (Trykt) | 978-1-4438-6136-6 |
| Status | Udgivet - 2014 |
Emneord
- age of globalisation
- growing interconnectedness
- multiple identities
- transnational relationships
- resilience oreintation
- mental health promotio
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Psychosocial intervention with ethnic minority families in Denmark. / Singla, Rashmi.
Nordic work with traumatised refugees: Do we really care. red. / Gwynyth Overland; Eugene Guribye; Birgit Lie. 1. udg. Newcastle : Cambridge Scholars Press, 2014. s. 245-260.Publikation: Bidrag til bog/antologi/rapport › Bidrag til bog/antologi › Forskning › peer review
TY - CHAP
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N2 - Working with families across cultures is a challenge faced by an increasing number of professionals. In the age of globalisation, manifest in movement of people and goods across national boundaries, identities, relationships and actions in the local context exist in relationship with the global level context. In line with the broad theme of this book, I aim to explain a model for working with families across cultural boundaries, based on a critical constructive eclectic theoretical framework combining local practices with practice based knowledge.The eclectic theoretical framework for the model is based on social contextual theories such as social constructionism and cultural psychology combined with life course and transnational perspectives. Three major principles are developed in the paradigm: multiple identities, family inclusion and broad social context inclusion. A case is presented and discussed to illustrate these principles. The interplay between theory, practical and empirical research in the article also underpins the ethical aspects of the intervention, especially in dealing with vulnerable families with refugee background in Nordic countries.
AB - Working with families across cultures is a challenge faced by an increasing number of professionals. In the age of globalisation, manifest in movement of people and goods across national boundaries, identities, relationships and actions in the local context exist in relationship with the global level context. In line with the broad theme of this book, I aim to explain a model for working with families across cultural boundaries, based on a critical constructive eclectic theoretical framework combining local practices with practice based knowledge.The eclectic theoretical framework for the model is based on social contextual theories such as social constructionism and cultural psychology combined with life course and transnational perspectives. Three major principles are developed in the paradigm: multiple identities, family inclusion and broad social context inclusion. A case is presented and discussed to illustrate these principles. The interplay between theory, practical and empirical research in the article also underpins the ethical aspects of the intervention, especially in dealing with vulnerable families with refugee background in Nordic countries.
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KW - growing interconnectedness
KW - multiple identities
KW - transnational relationships
KW - resilience oreintation
KW - mental health promotio
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KW - growing interconnectedness
KW - multiple identities
KW - transnational relationships
KW - resilience oreintation
KW - mental health promotio
M3 - Book chapter
SN - 978-1-4438-6136-6
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