Multicultural Perspectives In Working With Individuals And Families

A modern, trauma-informed framework for multicultural family practice.

The fifth edition equips readers with a clear framework for engaging diverse families across the lifespan. Written for emerging and experienced practitioners alike, it supports thoughtful assessment, ethical decision-making, and culturally responsive engagement. Content is presented in an accessible, student-friendly voice that strengthens confidence and prepares readers for effective practice in today’s helping professions. Unlock your free eBook with your print purchase—accessible anytime on Springer Publishing Connect!

What’s New:

• Added case studies and discussion questions in each chapter to promote student engagement and applied learning
• Updated chapters reflecting current cultural competence, trauma-informed, and ethical standards
• Expanded coverage of intersectionality, cultural humility, and self-care
• Aligned diagnostic content with DSM-5-TR® and emerging practice directions
• Strengthened focus on organizationalpractice and reducingworkplace microaggressions

Key Features:

• Illustrates multicultural theory in practice through real-world family case material
• Builds confidence through applying culturally responsive, evidence-informed interventions
• Support learning with Instructor’s Manual, Instructor Test Bank, and chapter PowerPoint presentations
• Written by authors with extensive experience as educators and multicultural practitioners