The client is an Iranian-American Muslim male whose father, Mr. Fahza, is currently receiving treatment for end stage liver cancer. Mr. Fahza does not speak English, so the client stays with his father and translates for the medical staff. The client is insistent that Mr. Fahza continues to receive treatment, but may not be informing his father about the terminal nature of his diagnosis.
Intersectionality
In order to fully engage the client, a clinician has to first use an intersectional perspective to understand how the client’s different sections shape his experience. Intersectionality demonstrates that a client’s complete self must be taken into account in order to understand them (Cho, Crenshaw, & McCall, 2013). There are multiple sections
Intersectionality
In order to fully engage the client, a clinician has to first use an intersectional perspective to understand how the client’s different sections shape his experience. Intersectionality demonstrates that a client’s complete self must be taken into account in order to understand them (Cho, Crenshaw, & McCall, 2013). There are multiple sections