She teaches courses on doing clinical supervision, narrative therapy, and a course called Trauma and Resilience: Family, Community, and Global Perspectives. She has also taught family therapy and a first-year clinical seminar. Her clinical and training work and publications focus on: the interplay of culture, social class, race, and gender in familial and therapeutic relationships; culturally respectful clinical practices that attend to differences in power and marginalization; social constructionist approaches to therapy; therapy with multicultural families; clinical work with immigrants and refugees; social networks and network therapy; and familial and collective trauma, both domestically and abroad.