Cultural Humility: Engaging Diverse Identities in Therapy
by Joshua N. Hook Phd, Don Davis Phd, Jesse Owen Phd, Cirleen Deblaere Phd
A practical resource for therapists aiming to develop cultural humility and improve their work with clients from diverse backgrounds.
About This Book
Cultural Humility: Engaging Diverse Identities in Therapy provides guidance for mental health professionals working with clients from varied backgrounds.
The book emphasizes self-reflection and ongoing learning as essential components of culturally responsive care.
Readers are encouraged to consider how personal identities and biases may influence the therapeutic relationship.
Strategies are presented for fostering respectful and effective engagement across cultural differences.
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