Teaching empathy in cross-cultural social work

Elaine Pinderhughes

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Empathy, the key ingredient in the helping relationship, neutralizes the client's powerlessness. The author describes a model for teaching empathy by focusing on the power or lack of power associated with the client's racial or ethnic identity.

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