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Preface: For the Sake of Our Nation’s Sons / Kiselica, Mark S; Horne, Arthur M.
Pt. I. Developmental Considerations.
Pt. II. Cultural Considerations.
Pt. III. Special Populations.
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2. A Cultural Critique of Current Practices of Male Adolescent Identity Formation / Spielberg, Warren.
3. Male Career Development in the Formative Years / Brown, Steve D.
4. Promoting Life Skills for Adolescent Males Through Sport / Hodge, Ken; Danish, Steven J.
5. Counseling African American Male Youth / Leonard, Shawn; Lee, Courtland C; Kiselica, Mark S.
6. Counseling Asian American Boys and Adolescent Males / Sue, David.
7. Hispanic American Boys and Adolescent Males / Arcaya, Jose.
8. Helping Native American Indian and Alaska Native Male Youth / Herring, Roger D.
9. Counseling Non-Hispanic White Boys / Powell, K. Lynn; Kiselica, Mark S; Cunningham, Allison.
10. Counseling Gay Adolescents / Barber, Jill; Mobley, Michael.
11. Counseling Teen Fathers / Kiselica, Mark S.
12. Abused Boys and Adolescents: Out of the Shadows / Cabe, Neil.
13. Treating Adolescent Sex Offenders / Jolliff, David; Newbauer, John Blanks, Bill.
14. Helping Mentally Retarded Boys and Their Families / Dean, James; Kiselica, Mark S.
15. Counseling Anxious Male Youth / Keat, Donald B.
16. Counseling Depressed Boys / Caldwell, Chris.
17. Counseling Boys With Attention-Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder / Tripp, Gail; Sutherland, Dougald M.
18. Bullies and Victims: A Theme of Boys and Adolescent Males / Newman, Dawn A; Horne, Arthur M.; Webster, Cynthia B.
19. Counseling the Juvenile Offender / Calhoun, Georgia B; Glaser, Brian A; Bartolomucci, Christi L.
20. Counseling Substance-Abusing Young Males / Page, Richard C.
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7. Practices of persistence and hope.
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5. Conclusion: Principles for action.
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