A case manager or service provider may be assigned a trafficked client of any gender, age, race, ethnicity, religion, culture, language, education and employability at any given moment. Additionally, a trafficked client has endured an extreme loss of freedom, power and respect and may not be understood in a foreign country and culture. It is a considerable task, therefore, to create a provider-client relationship that encourages the client to make decisions consistent with their values, beliefs and culture, so critical to their wellbeing and future success. This guidebook and workbook is full of self-reflection exercises, case studies, discussions and tips to help you minimize biases, share power and create cross-cultural partnerships with clients. The end result is empowered clients who select the most appropriate and necessary services, moving from crisis to stability. It is a resource you can continually come back to in order to evaluate your client relationships and that supervisors can use to support the work of their staff. 38 pages. English. Authors Sangita Chari & Jodi Stewart-Moore.