Ongoing scholarship in multicultural counseling practice has established the significance of microaggressions in the lived experience of clients and in the client–counselor dyad. Grounded in new research into the embodied experience of oppression, this article reviews key concepts in nonverbal communication and traumatology to illustrate how the body is implicated in the transmission of microaggressions and how counselors can become more attentive, informed, and responsive to how social power differences manifest in the body.

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微侵略的丰富经验：对临床实践的启示

在多元文化咨询实践中不断获得的奖学金已经确立了微侵略在客户的生活经验以及客户-顾问团中的重要性。本文以对压迫的具体体验的新研究为基础，回顾了非言语交流和创伤学的关键概念，以说明身体如何牵涉微攻击的传播，以及咨询员如何变得更加专心，知情和对社会力量的差异做出反应体现在体内。