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A practitioner's guide to understanding indigenous and foreign cultures an analysis of relationships between ethnicity, social class, and therapeutic intervention strategies

This book will help practitioners in various helping career fields to design and implement effective cross-cultural interventions, and to provide optimum assistance to clients from world cultures, through an understanding of both indigenous and foreign cultures. This revised edition includes additional information about peoples near and far, and more than one-third of this edition is new. The chapters in this book sharpen the focus on relationships between ethnicity, social class, and therapeutic practice. In so doing the authors explore answers to four interrelated questions: What do people w.

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  • "This book will help practitioners in various helping career fields to design and implement effective cross-cultural interventions, and to provide optimum assistance to clients from world cultures, through an understanding of both indigenous and foreign cultures. This revised edition includes additional information about peoples near and far, and more than one-third of this edition is new. The chapters in this book sharpen the focus on relationships between ethnicity, social class, and therapeutic practice. In so doing the authors explore answers to four interrelated questions: What do people w."
  • "This book will help practitioners in various helping career fields to design and implement effective cross-cultural interventions, and to provide optimum assistance to clients from world cultures, through an understanding of both indigenous and foreign cultures. This revised edition includes additional information about peoples near and far, and more than one-third of this edition is new. The chapters in this book sharpen the focus on relationships between ethnicity, social class, and therapeutic practice. In so doing the authors explore answers to four interrelated questions: What do people w."@en

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  • "A practitioner's guide to understanding indigenous and foreign cultures an analysis of relationships between ethnicity, social class, and therapeutic intervention strategies"@en
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  • "A practitioner's guide to understanding indigenous and foreign cultures : an analysis of relationships between ethnicity, social class and therapeutic intervention strategies"
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  • "A Practitioner's Guide to Understanding Indigenous and Foreign Cultures An Analysis of Relationships Between Ethnicity, Social Class and Therapeutic Intervention Strategy"
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