Counseling Across Cultures

Counseling Across Cultures, 7th Edition, prepares readers for practice with diverse client populations by emphasizing concrete, practical interventions in multicultural settings. The volume provides balanced coverage across a wide variety of cultural contexts and clinical situations.

The text addresses work with specific ethnocultural groups, including African Americans, Asian Americans, Latinos/as, and American Indians. It also explores counseling individuals navigating transitional or emergent circumstances, such as international students, immigrants, refugees, disaster survivors, and people in poverty.

The 2016 edition introduces Inclusive Cultural Empathy (ICE) as an overarching conceptual theme. Student learning is supported by an updated Critical Incidents format that provides discussion material and case analysis.