1st Edition
Intercultural Couples Exploring Diversity in Intimate Relationships
Biography
Terri A. Karis, Kyle D. Killian
"This is a book that is likely to be of interest to a potentially broad range of readers. It reads at some points like a self-help guide for mixed couples when it offers therapeutic proscriptions. At other points, it is packed with academic descriptive terminology and is likely to be appealing to specialists with narrowly defined interests. Thus, there may be a few chapters in the volume that would provide useful supplementary reading for a graduate-level course on cross-cultural psychology or interpersonal relationships." - Kellina M. Craig-Henderson, PsycheCRITIQUES
"This book stood out to me because of the breadth of information that was presented. [It] does not shy away from saying that being in an intercultural couple is not tough, however, it points out that these challenges can be overcome with a little more work on a daily basis and a willingness to learn and be open to new experiences. This book aims to provide a deeper understanding of cross cultural couples and does so in a way that appeals to clinicians who might want an introduction to the area of intercultural couples. In addition, this book is written in a way that the general public would understand its concepts." - Cynthia Dsauza, Journal of Couple & Relationship Therapy
