Biracial Youth and Their Parents: Counseling Considerations for Family TherapistsPosted in Articles, Family/Parenting, Identity Development/Psychology, Media Archive on 2010-03-28 19:02Z by Steven |
Biracial Youth and Their Parents: Counseling Considerations for Family Therapists
The Family Journal
Volume 12, Number 2 (2004)
pages 170-173
DOI: 10.1177/1066480703261977
Laurie McClurg
University of Virginia
In spite of recent developments in the area of multicultural family therapy, interracial families and their biracial children remain a neglected population in the mental health field. Very little research exists, and few suggestions have been made for working with this unique population. This article addresses the developmental needs of such families and provides suggestions for family counselors and therapists.
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