1. Editorial note

   EditorialNotes Pages: 3 - 3

2. Opening remarks

   • Elizabeth Lanier

   OriginalPaper Pages: 4 - 4

3. Bangs and whimpers

   • Judge Bruce

   Keynote Address Pages: 5 - 13

4. A review of the literatre related to family therapy in the black Community

   • Harriette McAdoo

   Keynote Address Pages: 15 - 19

5. A white nursing faculty members experiences in training ‘anti-racism’ content to masters students in nursing

   • Leah Gorman

   Keynote Address Pages: 21 - 23

6. Culture and mental health: A hispanic perspective

   • Pedro Ruiz

   Keynote Address Pages: 24 - 27

7. The socio-conditions of the white practitioner: New perspectives

   • Grace Ganter

   Keynote Address Pages: 28 - 31

8. Tokenism or reality

   • Myron Harris

   Keynote Address Pages: 32 - 36

9. The significance of racial difference between child and therapist

   • Don Heacock

   Workshop Summaries Pages: 37 - 39

10. The racially different patient in individual and group psychotherapy

    • Robert E. Addison

    Workshop Summaries Pages: 39 - 40

11. Raising levels of attitudinal awareness in group encounters related to increasing therapist effectiveness

    • Clementine A. Pugh
    • Barbara P. Kinoy

    Workshop Summaries Pages: 41 - 41

12. Patient panel: A small group of patients discuss their experiences and feelings about working with therapists of different races

    • Elizabeth Lanier
    • Richard C. Robertiello

    Workshop Summaries Pages: 42 - 44

13. When the family and the therapisst are of different races

    • Rodman Hill

    Family Therapy Workshop Pages: 45 - 46

14. Concluding remarks: The white professional's dilemma

    • Wilfred Quaytman

    Family Therapy Workshop Pages: 47 - 48

15. Conference summary

    • Elizabeth Lanier

    Family Therapy Workshop Pages: 49 - 50

16. Suggested reading list

    Family Therapy Workshop Pages: 51 - 56

17. Narcissism and separation

    • Frieda Englard
    • Richard C. Robertiello

    Family Therapy Workshop Pages: 57 - 61

18. AA's 12 steps as a guide to “ego integrity”

    • Robert J. Arnold

    Family Therapy Workshop Pages: 62 - 77

19. Transcendental meditation as a reciprocal inhibitor in psychotherapy

    • Bruce Block

    Family Therapy Workshop Pages: 78 - 82

20. Further considerations on “a theoretical framework for group psychotherapy”: A summary and critique

    • James Tyler Carpenter

    Family Therapy Workshop Pages: 83 - 88

21. Self-hood: The bright figure of the gestalt

    • David G. Edwards

    Family Therapy Workshop Pages: 89 - 94

22. The value of post doctoral training for the practice of psychotherapy

    • William G. Herron
    • Joseph Borello
    • Julius Trubowitz

    Family Therapy Workshop Pages: 95 - 99

23. Clinical psychology training for minorities: A look over the shoulder

    • Jaime Inclan

    Family Therapy Workshop Pages: 100 - 103

24. Crisis-oriented psychotherapy: Some theoretical and practical considerations

    • Gerald Amada

    Family Therapy Workshop Pages: 104 - 111

25. Scapegoating the attorney, a Displacement of Marital Anguish

    • Daniel L. Huebner

    Family Therapy Workshop Pages: 112 - 115

26. Book/Film reviews

    • Marvin Glassmann
    • Elizabeth Hoppin Havser
    • Ilse Nathan Brill

    BookReview Pages: 116 - 122