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From the Didactic to the Dialectic: Intercultural Exchanges in Contemporary Counsellor Education
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From the Didactic to the Dialectic: Intercultural Exchanges in Contemporary Counsellor Education

Ann Moir-Bussy and C Sun
International Journal for the Advancement of Counselling, Vol.30(3), pp.202-212
International Association of Counselling Conference, 2006 (Brisbane, Australia, 05-Jul-2006–08-Jul-2006)
2008
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s10447-008-9058-9View
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Abstract

indigenization globalization universalization dialogue intercultural counsellor education dialogic process
Within the context of the growing development of intercultural counsellor education, the question of how different cultures reconceptualize and transform Western counselling theories for their own context is an important one. In this intercultural exchange in education, concepts such as 'globalization', 'indigenization' and 'universalization' have an impact on the education process. This paper briefly explores these terms and movements and then highlights findings from a research project that took place with a group of counselling graduates in Hong Kong examining how they undertook the processes of reconceptualization and transformation. The dialogical process involved in that enabled participants and researcher to co-explore the process of knowledge development within the counselling education field. Implications for counsellor education are highlighted.

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