Issues of Multicultural Supervision in the Korean Context

Authors

  • Suk Yeon Jang-Lee

Keywords:

formation, supervision, narrative, chaplaincy

Abstract

In a rapidly globalizing society like Korea, the traditional norms ofindividualism and collectivism cannot defie the cultural identities. There are many issues in this counseling and coaching center in Korea that need to be resolved. The article tells of some of the ways this center has been successful in Korea.

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Issue

Volume 35 - The Narrative Perspective - 2015

Section

GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE

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