Dareen Basma, Ph.D., LPC-MHSP
Remote Core Faculty Member
Department of Counseling, M.A. in Counseling Programs (CMHC, MFC)
Basma, D & Cashore, D (March 2019) Implications of systemic and generational oppression on mental and physical health. Invited talk at Carnegie Mellon University.
Farrell, I & Basma, D (April 2018). Mixed-status Latino Family Homes: Systems Perspective for a Systemic Problem. 50-minute presentation at 2018 American Counseling Association. Atlanta, GA
Basma, D. & DeDiego, A (April 2018). Examining wellness, burnout and perceived discrimination among counseling students of color. 50-minute presentation at 2018 American Counseling Association. Atlanta, GA
Because of Differences: Examination of social justice and multicultural implications in counselor education programs (January 2018). 120 minute invited panelist: Duquesne University.
Basma, D., Gibbons, M. & Kronick, R. (accepted). Examining multicultural counseling competence when working with the Arab American population. Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development.
Basma, D, DeDiego, A. & Dafoe, E. (accepted). Examining wellness, burnout and perceived discrimination among counseling students of color. Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development.
Basma, D & Farrell, I. (accepted). Counseling adult newcomers and refugees: Downward mobility and career loss. American Counseling Association Practice Brief.
Farrell, I & Basma, D (in press). Counseling newcomers and refugees: Children and adolescents. American Counseling Association Practice Brief.