Add to ORKGClinicians are increasingly aware that a single technique for individual or family counseling is inappropriate in an ethnically complex society. All clients in counseling seek relief for their distress, but, as Mayo (1991:318) has pointed out, "The paths to that goal are many. " Consequently, several works clarify the characteristics of different social and cultural groups, particularly with reference to their acceptance of professional counseling and the most effective techniques
According to the US Census Bureau, minorities will become the majority of the population in the next...
This article examines current and historical trends in psychotherapy research and practice with raci...
Multicultural competence and strengths-based approaches are both theoretically foundational elements...
Clinicians are increasingly aware that a single technique for individual or family counseling is ina...
Present efforts to train counselors in cross-cultural skills do not address issues of White counselo...
The ability to understand and empathize on a cultural level can lead to better dialogue between clie...
This exploratory study examined, through the lens of East Asian therapists, how culture, diversity, ...
For many years, counseling professionals have tried to advance research in the knowledge and techniq...
With the broad range of culturally diverse individuals in the United States, it is almost inevitable...
Cultural sensitivity and cultural competence in the selection of culturally sensitive treatments is ...
Many mental health professionals have noted that racial and ethnic factors may act as impediments to...
Concepts of culture occur in multiple aspects of American life, particularly in family relationships...
Cultural sensitivity and cultural competence in the selection of culturally sensitive treatments is ...
As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, counselors must learn how to work across, through,...
Ethnicity and diversity are major concerns of the 90’s. Universities have a special interest in the ...
According to the US Census Bureau, minorities will become the majority of the population in the next...
This article examines current and historical trends in psychotherapy research and practice with raci...
Multicultural competence and strengths-based approaches are both theoretically foundational elements...
Clinicians are increasingly aware that a single technique for individual or family counseling is ina...
Present efforts to train counselors in cross-cultural skills do not address issues of White counselo...
The ability to understand and empathize on a cultural level can lead to better dialogue between clie...
This exploratory study examined, through the lens of East Asian therapists, how culture, diversity, ...
For many years, counseling professionals have tried to advance research in the knowledge and techniq...
With the broad range of culturally diverse individuals in the United States, it is almost inevitable...
Cultural sensitivity and cultural competence in the selection of culturally sensitive treatments is ...
Many mental health professionals have noted that racial and ethnic factors may act as impediments to...
Concepts of culture occur in multiple aspects of American life, particularly in family relationships...
Cultural sensitivity and cultural competence in the selection of culturally sensitive treatments is ...
As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, counselors must learn how to work across, through,...
Ethnicity and diversity are major concerns of the 90’s. Universities have a special interest in the ...
According to the US Census Bureau, minorities will become the majority of the population in the next...
This article examines current and historical trends in psychotherapy research and practice with raci...
Multicultural competence and strengths-based approaches are both theoretically foundational elements...