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Section I: Interrogating Social Justice as a Guiding Premise 1. Therapy and Social Justice Activism: Tensions, Points of Connection, and Affinities Reynolds 2. Counseling and Social Justice: What are we working for? Winslade 3. Is Social Justice Just Talk? Wulff and George 4. Challenging Conversations: Deepening Personal and Professional Commitment to Culture Infused and Socially Just Counseling Practice Collins and Arthur 5. Justice and Advocacy: Critical Issues in Counselor Education and Supervision Gazzola and Sutherland 6. Social Justice in Group Supervision Hibel and Pare 7. Just Supervision: Exploring the Intersection of Clinical Supervision and Social Transformation Mackie and Boucher 8. Pathways for Health: Obesity Prevention and Intervention Strategies Focused on Families Gale and Lerena-Quinn 9. Counseling as a Post-Colonial Encounter: Hospitality and Ethical Relationship Crocket and Kotze Section III: Accessing Local Knowledge 10. Stories of Aboriginal Youth Engagement: Insight into how Counselors can promote the Youth-Role in Aboriginal Healing Callingham 11. De-stabilizing the Expert Voice in the Evolution of a Collaborative Practice Group Bloom and Spector 12. The Therapist as Second Author: Honoring Choices from Beyond the Pale Freedman and Combs 13. Crossing Borders: Psychological Colonization and Local Knowledge Audet Section IV: Justice and Gender 14. Narrative Therapy and the Critical Externalization of Gender Identity: Exploring Eating Disorders among Women and Men’s Use of Violence Augusta and Brown 15. Queer Affirmative Therapy: Radical Approaches to Counseling with Transgender Persons Nylund and Temple 16. Coming Out: Implications for Ethnic Minority LGBTTQ Clients Nerses and Pare Section V: Anti-Pathologizing/The Politics of Practice 17. Social Justice for Youth in the Youth Justice System Baker 18. DSM Diagnosis and Social Justice: Inviting Counselor Reflexivity Strong, Couture and Sutherland 19. Collaborative Therapy and Politics Bava, Chaveste, and Molina 20. Narrative Practice, Social Context, and the De-Pathologizing of Children’s Lives at a Walk-in Therapy Clinic Young 21. Rosie had Wings they could Not See: The Out-of-the-Box Project Duvall 22. Activism in Hard Places: Working in a Post-gold Rush Frontier to Keep Women and Women Activists Safe from Male Violence Richardson, Maje-Rader, McInerny, and Carriere