Dismantling Whiteness To Direct A Just Couples And Family Therapy Program: Experiences Of A White Program Director
Master of Arts in Couples and Family Therapy | College of Arts and Sciences
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Book Chapter
In K. M-T. Quek & A. L. Hsieh (Eds.), Intersectionality in family therapy leadership: Professional power, personal identities. (pp. 81-92). Springer
Eppler, C. (2021)