Titlebook: Bilingualism, Culture, and Social Justice in Family Therapy; marcela polanco,Navid Zamani,Christina Da Hee Kim Book 2021 American Family T

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Introduction to Supply Chain Management,n) clients utilizing Farsi, English, and .. The authors will situate their own cultural and linguistic locations as Persian Americans and offer practices located in narrative theory. These practices are housed in a poststructuralist translingualism that is interested in the discursive realms of expl

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Robert E. Harbaugh,Richard L. Saundersr . (gossiping). Within the Latinx community, the oral practice of . or . is a common communicational practice that involves imagination, fascination, and novelty (Tanaka, .:646–672, 2007). In this chapter, we explore how Spanish-speaking marriage and family therapy (MFT) supervisors and therapists,

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It’s Small Words that Make a Big Difference a diverse set of linguistic skills in almost every session with the clients whose . we witnessed and participated in. In this chapter, we reflect on the effects of internalized shame, language barriers, advocacy, language discrimination, and racism in our personal and professional lives as marriage

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-38339-7tside” of the therapeutic relationship for communication, we seek to provide information and examples that will help monolingual practitioners expand conceptualization of therapy to make space for interpreters in sessions. Specific logistics, including scheduling, joining, pacing, and tricky situati

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-66036-9Asian languages, cultures, and family therapy; Bilingual supervision and family therapy; Bilingual the

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978-3-030-66035-2American Family Therapy Academy (AFTA) 2021