Multiracial families comprise a rapidly growing population in the United States. This volume addresses this population, so often neglected in the counselling literature. Following an historical overview, the authors: address both the special needs and special strengths of multiracial families; explore the challenges facing interracially married couples; examine social and cultural issues pertinent to parenting multiracial children; and translate results of biracial identity development research into counselling practice.
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Counseling Multiracial Families (Multicultural Aspects of Counseling And Psychotherapy)
July 20, 1999, Sage Publications, Inc, Sage Publications
Hardcover
in English
0761915907 9780761915904
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"As this decade comes to a close and a new century begins, the counseling profession will need to be aware that there is an increasing number of individuals, couples, and families who are making different choices in regard to their racial identity, mate selection, and adoptive children."
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After a comprehensive history of racial mixing in the US, this book moves on to address the special needs and strengths of multiracial families, and to explore the challenges these families face.
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