Published online by Cambridge University Press: 27 July 2023
This volume encompasses five sections and 16 chapters. Each section is composed of chapters with similar themes and focal areas. Each chapter was written to stand independently, which allows the reader to select chapters most relevant to their work or curiosity. Each chapter is structured to provide a sociocultural understanding of the factors that influence African American coupling, the impact of anti-Black racism and its manifestation in the couple dynamic, along with intervention strategies. A list of questions is provided at the end of each chapter to encourage the reader to reflect on the main themes and their application. The themes of the five sections are racism and identity; fundamentals for healthy coupling; adapting major therapeutic approaches for work with Black couples; sex and intimacy, and special topics, including infertility issues of Black lesbians and Black men and couples dealing with medical illness.
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