Introduction to the Special Issue “Embracing Diversity & Flourishing: The Intersection of Multiculturalism & Positive Psychology in Counseling Psychology”

This serves as an introduction to the special issue Embracing Diversity & Flourishing: The Intersection of Multiculturalism and Positive Psychology in Counseling Psychology . Five articles are included in the special issue, with each including unique attention to how these subfields of counseling psychology, and other fields, are meaningfully integrated to better understand human experiences. The articles include theoretical work, quantitative studies, and autoethnographic research. Apparent in the articles is attention to oppression and discrimination while also identifying paths to flourishing, well-being, allyship, and growth in the face of these innately negative experiences. These manuscripts, taken together, serve as exemplars of how integrating positive psychology and multiculturalism, values embedded in the very fabric of counseling psychology, can deepen our understanding of diverse lived experiences, the distress people may experience across aspects of culture and identity, and the paths toward affirmation, well-being, flourishing, growth, and strength.

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The Counseling Psychologist
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2025-10-01
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Counseling Practices and Supervision
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Introduction to the Special Issue “Embracing Diversity & Flourishing: The Intersection of Multiculturalism & Positive Psychology in Counseling Psychology”

Andrés E. Pérez‐Rojas, Lisa De La Rue, Theodore T. Bartholomew
The Counseling Psychologist
Counseling Practices and Supervision
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Introduction to the Special Issue “Embracing Diversity & Flourishing: The Intersection of Multiculturalism & Positive Psychology in Counseling Psychology”

Andrés E. Pérez‐Rojas, Lisa De La Rue, Theodore T. Bartholomew
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This serves as an introduction to the special issue Embracing Diversity & Flourishing: The Intersection of Multiculturalism and Positive Psychology in Counseling Psychology . Five articles are included in the special issue, with each including unique attention to how these subfields of counseling psychology, and other fields, are meaningfully integrated to better understand human experiences. The articles include theoretical work, quantitative studies, and autoethnographic research. Apparent in the articles is attention to oppression and discrimination while also identifying paths to flourishing, well-being, allyship, and growth in the face of these innately negative experiences. These manuscripts, taken together, serve as exemplars of how integrating positive psychology and multiculturalism, values embedded in the very fabric of counseling psychology, can deepen our understanding of diverse lived experiences, the distress people may experience across aspects of culture and identity, and the paths toward affirmation, well-being, flourishing, growth, and strength.

The Counseling PsychologistVol. 53(7)
Scripps College (US), Indiana University Bloomington (US), Indiana University (US), University of San Francisco (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 61%
Counseling Practices and Supervision
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Introduction to the Special Issue “Embracing Diversity & Flourishing: The Intersection of Multiculturalism & Positive Psychology in Counseling Psychology” — Andrés E. Pérez‐Rojas, Lisa De La Rue, et al. · The Counseling Psychologist (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS