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An Encyclopedia of Radical Helping

Name: An Encyclopedia of Radical Helping
Author: over 200 contributors from the worlds of social work and family therapy; art and design; body work; organizing; and more
ISBN: 9781732066649

by over 200 contributors from the worlds of social work and family therapy; art and design; body work; organizing; and more

From “abundance” to “zinemaking,” An Encyclopedia of Radical Helping invites the reader to wander through a collection of interconnected entries on helping and healing by over 200 contributors from the worlds of social work and family therapy; art and design; body work; organizing; and more. Privileging co-construction over diagnosis, wisdom over evidence, collective healing over individual cure–yet always blurring categories and embracing contradictions–this world-making collection reveals a pluriverse of helping practices grounded in love and freedom. Edited by Erin Segal, Chris Hoff and Julie Cho Designed by Omnivore, Inc. Published by Thick Press, 2024 Softcover with exposed binding, 512 pages, color images, 10.25 × 7.6 inches ISBN: 978-1-73-206664-9

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