The purpose of this mixed methods study was to discover if and how clinicians integrate
cultural factors into treatment, what specific 'culturally sensitive'practices clinicians utilize …

The purpose of this book is to describe cultural clinical psychology with a view toward
providing a meaningful integration of the fields of clinical psychology and cross-cultural …

A survey of 150 nonminority psychologists and social workers who provide clinical services
in multiethnic urban institutional settings was conducted to explore how they define …

Three broad approaches to the development of culturally sensitive therapy programs were
uncovered in the mental health literature on Hispanic populations: first, rendering traditional …

Health care practitioners are encouraged to “know the cultures” of the multicultural client
population they are serving in the United States. The premise behind this injunction is that …

The purpose of this chapter is to outline a model of culturally competent psychotherapy that
can be used to guide both supervisors and trainees in their clinical work with culturally …

Clinicians and researchers have pointed to the need for culturally sensitive mental health
interventions. Yet it has not been determined if the inclusion of cultural elements affects the …

Abstract As the United States population grows more culturally diverse, it is increasingly
likely that psychologists will treat patients from dissimilar cultural backgrounds …

Ethnic‐specific mental health services have developed to meet the unique cultural and
linguistic needs of the ethnic client. It has been assumed that this type of service …

Highlights•Face concern and acculturation level negatively impact client disclosure in
treatment.•Minority clients preferred to be racially/ethnically matched with their …