Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct,“culture” was added to Ethical
Standard 2.01: Boundaries of Competence (APA, 2002). Although it was always …

The effectiveness of clinical care is enhanced when the professional is aware of and can
accommodate the client's cultural perspective. This approach to patient education requires …

Purpose: The purpose of this comprehensive literature review it to explore cross-cultural
issues in occupational rehabilitation and work disability prevention. Method: A literature …

Over the last 15 years cultural competence in practice and research has become accepted
as the standard when working with diverse ethnic and racial populations. It replaces notions …

This book is an effort to bring to the attention of helping professionals the need to give
significant consideration to cultural factors in their efforts to develop effective rehabilitation …

Persistent racial and ethnic disparities in access and utilization of behavioral health services
have highlighted the need for cultural competence among providers. In response, many …

With primary emphasis on multiculturalism in rehabilitation counseling, this article seeks to
promote a greater awareness and future planning among rehabilitation practitioners and …

Recovery for diverse populations with mental health problems includes communities of
color, those with limited English proficiency and individuals who are lesbian, gay, bisexual …

In 1993, all 53 Centers for Independent Living (CIL) in Rehabilitation Services
Administration (RSA) Region V (Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin) …