Intersektionalität in Therapie und Beratung

The anthology offers a valuable collection of perspectives from therapy, counseling, and research for (aspiring) professionals in the field of mental health (students, trainees, researchers, counselors & therapists, etc.). It presents unique, comprehensive intersectional perspectives for therapy, counseling, and research in the German-speaking world, examining experiences of discrimination and privilege, considering common competency models, measurement tools, and interventions, and integrating various therapeutic schools and counseling approaches in order to address social inequalities without losing sight of the broader societal challenges.

With contributions by
Susanne Birnkammer | Simon Bosch | Nicole Burgermeister | Claudia Calvano | Lalitha Chamakalayil | Stephanie Cuff-Schöttle | Jonathan Czollek | Shrank Dernbach | Kira Dücker | Lisa Emmett | Amina Hikari Fall | Silvia Geier | Jessica Grafwallner | Ilja Gold | Dshamilja Adeifio Gosteli | Kathrin Hinterschwepfinger | Esther Hutfless | Dennis Sadiq Kirschbaum | Thorsten Krammer | Leonie Kreß | María Verónica Laguna | Leonore Lerch | Jessie Mmari | Jamila Moutiq | Audrey Namdiero-Walsh | Christina Plath | Heidi Van Rooyen | Anna-laura [a-l] Punkt | Farah Saad | Sabrina Saase | Reginie Sunder Raj | Teo Schlögl | Sophia Schlör | Chripa Schneller | Ali Schwartz | Marie-Luise Springmann | Birgit Ursula Stetina | Ümmü Selime Türe | Barbara Zach | Sonja Zacharia