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This text investigates the complexities of providing effective therapeutic support within diverse, multicultural environments. Aisha Dupont-Joshua, drawing on her professional background in clinical practice and cultural studies, examines the intersection of identity, power dynamics, and communication in the counseling room. The book argues that practitioners must move beyond superficial cultural awareness to develop a reflexive, nuanced understanding of how systemic factors influence the therapeutic relationship.
What You Will Find
Practitioners and students in the mental health field frequently cite this work as a practical resource for addressing the nuances of diversity in clinical settings. Experts highlight the author's focus on reflexive practice as a foundational element for modern, inclusive counseling.
Page Count:
242
Publication Date:
2003-01-01
Publisher:
Brunner-Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203361210
ISBN-13:
9780203361214
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