Chapter 11: Brief therapy with a grieving grad student

Authors

J. Eugene Knott
Tu A. Ngo

Document Type

Book Chapter

Date of Original Version

3-1-2002

Abstract

Summary: This chapter examines the confluence of bereavement, cultural competence, and incest as experienced in the brief treatment of a Cambodian-born clinical psychology graduate student. Paradigms for end-setting in short-term therapy, approaches to grieving, the complications of culturally different values and a history of sexual abuse by the deceased are described. © 2002 by The Haworth Press, Inc. All rights reserved.

Publication Title, e.g., Journal

Journal of College Student Psychotherapy

Volume

16

Issue

3-4

Citation/Publisher Attribution

Knott, J. E., and Tu A. Ngo. "Chapter 11: Brief therapy with a grieving grad student." Journal of College Student Psychotherapy 16, 3-4 (2002). doi: 10.1300/J035v16n03_01.