Narrative Therapy with Spanish Speakers 1st Edition

Capture the attention of clinicians and students working with Spanish-speaking populations with Narrative Therapy with Spanish Speakers, 1st Edition by Roberto Swazo and Noelany Pelc. This insightful guide bridges narrative therapy principles with culturally attuned practice for therapists serving Latinx and other Spanish-speaking communities across the United States, Latin America, Spain, and beyond.

Grounded in real-world experience, the book offers clear frameworks for eliciting stories, co-constructing meaning, and supporting identity work in Spanish-speaking clients. Practical case examples and clinician-friendly transcripts illustrate how language, migration histories, family dynamics, and cultural values shape therapeutic narratives. Readers will appreciate step-by-step interventions, question strategies, and culturally responsive adaptations that translate theory into immediate clinical use.

Whether you’re a bilingual clinician, counselor, social worker, or mental health student, this edition helps you build stronger therapeutic alliances, enhance assessment skills, and increase treatment relevance for Spanish-speaking clients. Ethical considerations, reflective practice prompts, and community-sensitive recommendations make it an essential resource for culturally informed care.

Add Narrative Therapy with Spanish Speakers to your professional library to deepen your cross-cultural competency and expand your therapeutic toolkit. Ideal for practitioners working with Hispanic and Latinx communities, this first edition is a practical, compassionate, and authoritative companion for modern clinical practice.

Note: eBooks do not include supplementary materials such as CDs, access codes, etc.