Class Identity, Social Hierarchy, and Psychotherapy
Considering the Impacts in Therapy Using a Model of Critical Narrative Humility
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This book explores the often-ignored influence of class identity on psychological care. Through the voices of both working-class and middle-class clients and clinicians, authors demonstrate how hidden rules about emotional expression, vulnerability, and competence often shape therapy spaces.
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