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Ethnicity relates family process to the broader context in which it evolves.
Coming to terms with ethnicity for therapists is necessary in order to gain a
perspective on the relativity of our belief systems. Cultural groups vary in the
emphasis they place on different transitions. Different groups vary as to what
behaviors they see as problematic as well as solutions to problems. Describes
the difference between various groups with regard to problems typically presented
in therapy. Specific interventions are discussed with the primary goal being to
help therapists understand people’s behavior in an ethnic context.
Prerequisites & Notes (Formerly MFC, Family Counseling and Ethnicity.)