
"This book is a profound and practical invitation to reflect on the impact of racism and inequality on individuals and on society, and to address these realities in compassionate practice across settings. From modern conceptual frameworks to exploring our own power and privilege, the book offers clear, actionable ways to enhance how we help others. I especially appreciate the 'Things to Remember' that round out each chapter.
This is an essential guide to bringing an antiracist multicultural orientation to therapeutic work, particularly with BIPOC clients.”
— Stan Steindl, PhD, private practice, Brisbane, Australia; member, Motivational
Interviewing Network of Trainers
Equips therapists, counselors, and more with needed tools to move beyond awareness toward meaningful, sustained action.
Communication strategies to address racism, stigma, and systemic barriers in behavioral health.
Packed with case examples centering the lived experiences of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) clients, sample dialogues, and prompts.
Use this guide to deepen your understanding of others, yourself, and behavioral health practices.