Counselling in Cultural Contexts Identities and Social Justice – Author

This insightful book, “Counselling in Cultural Contexts: Identities and Social Justice,” delves into the crucial intersection of culture, identity, and the counselling process. It provides a comprehensive framework for understanding and effectively working with diverse clients from a variety of cultural backgrounds.

The text meticulously examines the profound impact of cultural factors on the therapeutic relationship and explores how these influences shape client experiences, communication styles, and help-seeking behaviors. It emphasizes the vital role of social justice in counselling, advocating for equitable and culturally sensitive practices that address systemic inequalities.

Written by experienced counsellors and researchers, this essential resource offers practical guidance and tools for developing culturally competent counselling skills. Rich with case studies and real-world examples, the book illustrates how to navigate complex cultural considerations in a variety of therapeutic settings.

This book is invaluable for counsellors, therapists, social workers, and other helping professionals seeking to enhance their understanding of cultural diversity and its implications for effective practice. It empowers readers to promote social justice and equity within their professional work, fostering more inclusive and supportive therapeutic relationships.

ISBNs: 9783030000899, 3030000893, 9783030000905, 3030000907