Intercultural Counseling questions approaches to mental health that treat one cultural perspective as the default. Gerald Monk, John Winslade, Stacey Sinclair and marcela polanco examine intercultural and decolonial ideas, considering how communities understand healing on their own terms. The book challenges assumptions embedded in Eurocentric counseling practice and makes space for a wider range of cultural knowledge. This paperback is for counseling students and practitioners working to understand difference within therapeutic relationships.