Culturally Responsive Mental Health Practice with Nonreligious Clients

The first text to provide counselors and therapists with research, techniques, and skills for culturally-responsive practice with intersectional nonreligious clients and patients, who represent one of the fastest-growing – yet unacknowledged and ignored – demographic groups in the helping professions. An affordable, practical, intersectional, research-based text on culturally-responsive therapy with nonreligious clients. While this frequently maligned and stigmatized demographic is one of the fastest growing in the country, graduate training programs seldom cover best practices for recognizing one’s unrecognized biases and providing supportive, culturally-affirmative counseling for these clients, making the need for this comprehensive guide more essential for the field.

Pages: 328, Hardcover, Bloomsbury Academic