"Walking in Two Worlds": Toward an Indigenist Ecological Systems Model for Group Therapy
"Walking in Two Worlds": Toward an Indigenist Ecological Systems Model for Group Therapy
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DOI：
10.1177/00110000221083028
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发表时间：
2022-04-29
影响因子：
3.4
通讯作者：
Syed, Moin
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作者：
Fish, Jillian;Hirsch, Glenn;Syed, Moin
在两个世界行走是土著人民用来描述他们在不同背景下驾驭土著和西方认识论和本体论世界观差异的经历的一个常见比喻。尽管这一现象得到了广泛的支持，但很少有人试图通过咨询心理学的结构变化来解决土著和西方文化的不协调问题，尽管作为一个专业，咨询心理学已经做好了这样做的准备。因此，我们建议咨询心理学走向土著生态系统模型(IESM)，作为在科学和实践中促进土著认识论和本体论的综合框架。我们提供了IESM的简要概述，并通过一个为土著人民提供心理治疗组织--行走在两个世界的案例说明，直接应用了该模型。通过IESM，我们描述了利用土著认识论和本体论创造一种土著知情的临床干预，促进真正的生态变化。最后，我们总结了IESM对咨询心理学的启示。
Walking in two worlds is a common metaphor Indigenous peoples use to describe their experiences navigating the differences between Indigenous and Western epistemological and ontological worldviews across various contexts. Despite wide support for this phenomenon, there have been few attempts to address Indigenous-Western cultural incongruities through structural changes in counseling psychology, although as a profession, it is well equipped to do so. Thus, we propose for counseling psychology to move toward the Indigenist ecological systems model (IESM) as an integrative framework for promoting Indigenous epistemologies and ontologies in science and practice. We provide a brief overview of IESM and a direct application of the model through a case illustration of Walking in Two Worlds, a psychotherapy group for Indigenous peoples. With IESM, we describe creating an Indigenous-informed clinical intervention that leverages Indigenous epistemologies and ontologies, prompting real ecological change. We conclude with implications IESM has for counseling psychology.