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Fully covering the historical background of multicultural counseling up to the present practice of interventions, Counseling the Culturally Diverse: Theory and Practice, 9th Edition explores how one may build respect for client cultural differences and develop culturally sensitive therapeutic relationships with techniques that will assist them. It comprehensively covers major themes of cultural competencies, counseling for social justice and strategies to surmount cultural barriers in practice. This 9th Edition has been revised to incorporate the most recently updated findings in the field, including new content on cultural humility and intersectionality. It also contains expanded discussions on how to work with underrepresented populations and guidelines for working with the impacts of systemic racism in counseling settings.

With its clear and understandable writing, Counseling the Culturally Diverse, 9th Edition (ISBN 9781119861904), further makes a valuable contribution as a textbook where person-to-text connections are in one place for students, educators, and mental health professionals. Whether informed by a desire to learn more or to enhance one’s practice, the constructs presented in this volume represent both foundational and advanced knowledge that is necessary to function competently in a pluralistic world in flux. This book is fundamentally necessary for all professionals who are dedicated to creating change within the counseling profession to encourage acceptance and empathy.