Explores a systems approach to multicultural counseling, emphasizing the interconnectedness of individual, cultural, and societal factors.
Provides a comprehensive framework for understanding cultural identity development and its impact on the counseling process.
Examines the influence of power, privilege, and oppression on therapeutic relationships.
Offers practical strategies for building rapport, conducting culturally sensitive assessments, and developing culturally appropriate interventions.
Addresses ethical considerations in multicultural counseling, including competence, bias, and social justice.
Includes case studies, reflection questions, and exercises to enhance learning and application.
Suitable for students and practitioners in counseling, psychology, social work, and related fields.
Provides a foundation for developing culturally competent practices that promote equity and social justice.