A revised edition of the best-selling, most widely-used reference on cross-cultural counseling. The third edition is completely revised and updated from the 1990 second edition, which is considered a classic in the field. It is approximately 20% longer than the previous edition. The first third of the book covers general issues in cross-cultural counseling (e.g., differing communication styles, world views, and types of therapy). The second section focuses on counseling special populations (Native Americans, African Americans, Asian Americans, etc.) The final third of the book offers detailed clinical case examples. This section is updated to illustrate the counseling of non-ethnic special populations (e.g., gays and lesbians, the physically-challenged, elderly, etc.)