A client's cultural experiences and background clearly impact the client–therapist
relationship, the selection of treatments, the formation of the alliance, and the outcome of …

There is a lack of resarch into the relationship between culture and ethnicity, and the
processes and outcomes of counselling and psychotherapy. This paper explores current …

This special issue was born of a series of challenges. As a scholar in the field of cultural
adaptations, Domenech Rodríguez had presented and published numerous works, which …

This article examines the role of cultural knowledge and culture-specific techniques in the
psychotherapeutic treatment of ethnic minority-group clients. Recommendations that …

Psychologists, counselors, and mental health researchers have suggested that psychosocial
and psychocultural influences among US populations, including racial and ethnic groups as …

This chapter presents the ongoing discussion on race in psychodynamic treatment by
addressing a question raised by the authors work with two patients presented in the 1992 …

Counseling has been culturally diversified for a long time, but only in recent years have
counselors become aware of their clients' cultural diversity. This collection of articles …

As the second special issue of The Counseling Psychologist devoted to cross-cultural
counseling, this issue reaffirms that a most salient barometer of trends in the field–that is, the …

ETHNOCULTURALLY translocated individuals, members of minority groups, and patients in
cross-cultural psychotherapy frequently experience disturbances of their ethnocultural …

While practitioners in the social services and mental health professions work with people
from a variety of ethnic, racial, social, and economic backgrounds, they often do not …