The multiculturalist agenda seeks to compensate for some of the antipathies and confusions
arising in encounters when practitioner and patient are said to be from different cultures. It …

Abstract opens... by introducing the term multicultural counseling and therapy (MCT) and
emphasizing the perspective of psychotherapy as liberation/building on the work of …

To enhance psychotherapy's cultural relevance, clinicians need to incorporate the ideas of
multicultural minorities into their theory, practice, and training. Following this reasoning …

This 3rd edition of the Counseling The Culturally Different: Theory and Practice continues
the legacy of scholarly excellence without sacrificing its provocative," hard-hitting," intense …

The therapeutic alliance is of utmost importance in the multicultural therapeutic relationship.
This chapter explores the role of culture within the therapeutic relationship and examines the …

Concentrates on the applicability of some psychotherapeutic principles and practices
popular to a population of clients who are ethnically and culturally different from White …

Literature on cross‐cultural counseling has emphasized differences between groups and
the need to develop culture‐specific techniques. Lacking a coherent conceptual framework …

The meaning of ethnocultural difference: Its impact on and use in the psychotherapeutic process
Page 1 The authors describe common ethnocultural issues arising in psychotherapy and …

While there are numerous resources for practitioners on the subject, the ambiguity remains
of what actually constitutes effective multicultural counseling and psychotherapy and how it …