Catherine Crisp
Biographic Data
| ID | 3804875 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Catherine Crisp |
| GIVEN NAMES | Catherine |
| FAMILY NAME | Crisp |
| SIGNATURE | CRISP C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Kansas |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 63 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
John and William Mahon, the earliest British clarinet soloists
Over the course of a playing career that spanned roughly fifty years, John Mahon (pronoucned M’hone) introduced and popularized the clarinet as a solo and chamber instrument throughout Britain. He performed extensively in London and in many provincial towns. This article presents biographies of John and William Mahon, illustrations of contemporary clarinets and a basset horn, Mahon as a teacher, his music, and his influence and legacy. William Ma…
White and Lesbian
This article defines and explores concepts of privilege, oppression, and intersectionality as they relate to the author's experience of being a white lesbian female. The Awareness/Acceptance/Action Model, used frequently in 12-step programs, is presented as a means by which to take initial steps to become aware of privilege and address oppression. Examples of the intersections between different forms of privilege and oppression are presented. Alt…
Older Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Adults
This article presents a demographic snapshot of older GLB adults, discusses the barriers to service provision, and melds aging competencies with that of affirmative practice with GLB individuals. Its goals are to delineate the specific knowledge, attitudes, and skills recommended for age-competent and gay affirmative practice with an aging GLB population
Correlates of Homophobia and Use of Gay Affirmative Practice Among Social Workers
Research on social work practice with gay and lesbian clients has historically focused on examining social workers' attitudes towards gay and lesbian individuals, however, no studies have examined the relationship between attitudes and practice using validated measures to assess practice. The focus of this study was therefore to examine the relationship between attitudes and practice with gays and lesbians using the recently developed and validat…
The Gay Affirmative Practice Scale (GAP)
Gay affirmative practice models provide guidelines for behaviors and beliefs in social work practice with gay and lesbian individuals. The aim of this study was to develop a valid rapid assessment instrument to assess the extent to which social work practitioners engage in principles consistent with gay affirmative practice. The Gay Affirmative Practice Scale is a 30-item scale designed to assess practitioners' beliefs and behaviors in practice w…
Homophobia and Use of Gay Affirmative Practice in a Sample of Social Workers and Psychologists
Researchers have previously found that social workers may be more homophobic than psychologists. This study revisits the topic and seeks to see if there are differences in the attitudes of social workers' and psychologists who are engaged in direct practice with clients. In addition, this study explores new territory by examining whether social workers and psychologists differ in their use of gay affirmative practice and discusses the impacts of …
Defining Culturally Competent Practice with Sexual Minorities
In recent years, social work has placed an increasing emphasis on culturally competent practice. Although use of that term has referred primarily to practice with ethnic and racial minorities, the concept has been broadened to include social work with other culturally diverse populations. This article examines the application of cultural competence principles to practice with gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered clients. Attitude, knowledge,…
Selected Characteristics of Research on Lesbian Women
This study examined characteristics of social science research that specifically included lesbians in their sample and was published from 1995-1997. A search of the PsycINFO data base identified 59 articles for analysis. Characteristics of the research that were examined included sampling issues, topics studied, and funding sources. Findings revealed: (1) snowball sampling and friendship networks were the most frequently used method of obtaining …
The Gay Affirmative Practice Scale (GAP)
Gay affirmative practice models provide guidelines for behaviors and beliefs in social work practice with gay and lesbian individuals. The aim of this study was to develop a valid rapid assessment instrument to assess the extent to which social work practitioners engage in principles consistent with gay affirmative practice. The Gay Affirmative Practice Scale is a 30-item scale designed to assess practitioners' beliefs and behaviors in practice w…
Correlates of Homophobia and Use of Gay Affirmative Practice Among Social Workers
Research on social work practice with gay and lesbian clients has historically focused on examining social workers' attitudes towards gay and lesbian individuals, however, no studies have examined the relationship between attitudes and practice using validated measures to assess practice. The focus of this study was therefore to examine the relationship between attitudes and practice with gays and lesbians using the recently developed and validat…
Homophobia and Use of Gay Affirmative Practice in a Sample of Social Workers and Psychologists
Researchers have previously found that social workers may be more homophobic than psychologists. This study revisits the topic and seeks to see if there are differences in the attitudes of social workers' and psychologists who are engaged in direct practice with clients. In addition, this study explores new territory by examining whether social workers and psychologists differ in their use of gay affirmative practice and discusses the impacts of …
White and Lesbian
This article defines and explores concepts of privilege, oppression, and intersectionality as they relate to the author's experience of being a white lesbian female. The Awareness/Acceptance/Action Model, used frequently in 12-step programs, is presented as a means by which to take initial steps to become aware of privilege and address oppression. Examples of the intersections between different forms of privilege and oppression are presented. Alt…
Older Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Adults
This article presents a demographic snapshot of older GLB adults, discusses the barriers to service provision, and melds aging competencies with that of affirmative practice with GLB individuals. Its goals are to delineate the specific knowledge, attitudes, and skills recommended for age-competent and gay affirmative practice with an aging GLB population
Selected Characteristics of Research on Lesbian Women
This study examined characteristics of social science research that specifically included lesbians in their sample and was published from 1995-1997. A search of the PsycINFO data base identified 59 articles for analysis. Characteristics of the research that were examined included sampling issues, topics studied, and funding sources. Findings revealed: (1) snowball sampling and friendship networks were the most frequently used method of obtaining …
Selected Characteristics of Research on Lesbian Women
This study examined characteristics of social science research that specifically included lesbians in their sample and was published from 1995-1997. A search of the PsycINFO data base identified 59 articles for analysis. Characteristics of the research that were examined included sampling issues, topics studied, and funding sources. Findings revealed: (1) snowball sampling and friendship networks were the most frequently used method of obtaining …
Defining Culturally Competent Practice with Sexual Minorities
In recent years, social work has placed an increasing emphasis on culturally competent practice. Although use of that term has referred primarily to practice with ethnic and racial minorities, the concept has been broadened to include social work with other culturally diverse populations. This article examines the application of cultural competence principles to practice with gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered clients. Attitude, knowledge,…
Homophobia and Use of Gay Affirmative Practice in a Sample of Social Workers and Psychologists
Researchers have previously found that social workers may be more homophobic than psychologists. This study revisits the topic and seeks to see if there are differences in the attitudes of social workers' and psychologists who are engaged in direct practice with clients. In addition, this study explores new territory by examining whether social workers and psychologists differ in their use of gay affirmative practice and discusses the impacts of …
The Gay Affirmative Practice Scale (GAP)
Gay affirmative practice models provide guidelines for behaviors and beliefs in social work practice with gay and lesbian individuals. The aim of this study was to develop a valid rapid assessment instrument to assess the extent to which social work practitioners engage in principles consistent with gay affirmative practice. The Gay Affirmative Practice Scale is a 30-item scale designed to assess practitioners' beliefs and behaviors in practice w…
Correlates of Homophobia and Use of Gay Affirmative Practice Among Social Workers
Research on social work practice with gay and lesbian clients has historically focused on examining social workers' attitudes towards gay and lesbian individuals, however, no studies have examined the relationship between attitudes and practice using validated measures to assess practice. The focus of this study was therefore to examine the relationship between attitudes and practice with gays and lesbians using the recently developed and validat…
Older Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Adults
This article presents a demographic snapshot of older GLB adults, discusses the barriers to service provision, and melds aging competencies with that of affirmative practice with GLB individuals. Its goals are to delineate the specific knowledge, attitudes, and skills recommended for age-competent and gay affirmative practice with an aging GLB population
White and Lesbian
This article defines and explores concepts of privilege, oppression, and intersectionality as they relate to the author's experience of being a white lesbian female. The Awareness/Acceptance/Action Model, used frequently in 12-step programs, is presented as a means by which to take initial steps to become aware of privilege and address oppression. Examples of the intersections between different forms of privilege and oppression are presented. Alt…
John and William Mahon, the earliest British clarinet soloists
Over the course of a playing career that spanned roughly fifty years, John Mahon (pronoucned M’hone) introduced and popularized the clarinet as a solo and chamber instrument throughout Britain. He performed extensively in London and in many provincial towns. This article presents biographies of John and William Mahon, illustrations of contemporary clarinets and a basset horn, Mahon as a teacher, his music, and his influence and legacy. William Ma…
Lesbian (7 works) · LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Sexual orientation (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Social Work (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works)