[Working with Immigrants] Working with Hispanic Adult Children with Immigrant Parents (Part 3)
Culture is also a shared meaning created by people from different historical and geographic background represented through different roles, rituals, and symbols.
As a therapist, when I worked with an individual client, I strive to create a shared meaning with my clients through their narratives. When I work with the couples, I help them to understand their narratives to create a shared meaning in their family.
[Working with Immigrants] Working with Hispanic Adult Children with Immigrant Parents (Part I)
by understanding the history of the country of origin, it helps to assess the questions regarding the family factors
[Working with Immigrants] Self-Assessment as a Provider
I struggled to continue writing this series of article for a few weeks. My original writing plan is to share my experiences working with various immigrant populations. I have started to work on the Hispanic population, but I got stuck. After going back and forth and reading through the literature reviews, I realized two reasons. […]
[Working With Immigrants] Assessment (Part 2)
Family resilience can be defined as a multilevel process of interaction between families and other systems in complex or challenging environments that facilitates a family’s capacity to cope with adversity over time.
(Dr. Ungar, 2015)
[Working with Immigrants]Assessment (Part I)
…an individual’s decision to immigrate and the chances to be successful in the immigration country was not an individual but a family decision …