The cross‐cultural clinical encounter is fraught with anxieties, fears, biases, and
misunderstandings that are experienced by both members of the therapeutic dyad. Through …

The purpose of this paper is to define the presence of the clinician's cultural
countertransference in the cross-cultural therapeutic dyad, and describe its impact on the …

" With its diversity throughout including almost 40 authors from different therapeutic
modalities, continents and professional fields the book indeed is both an 'invitation and …

Too much of what happens between patient and therapist in cross-cultural therapy is left to
chance. No wonder so many experienced cross-cultural therapists are searching for …

This article examines the challenges specific to short-term intercultural treatments and
recently developed approaches to intercultural treatments based on notions of cultural …

Clinical programs typically prepare students for practice in medical and independent
settings, with a research base focused on psychopathology, neuropsychology, pain …

This study explores clients' and therapists' experiences of cross-cultural psychological
therapy with specific reference to issues of race and culture. Three British African-Caribbean …

Culture pervades psychotherapy regardless of whether the psychotherapy is intracultural or
obviously cross-cultural. This paper looks toward an integration of cultural awareness and …

Based on a larger process-outcome study on cross-cultural clinical practice, this report
focuses on the client-practitioner engagement process during the first session in cross …

Cross-cultural educational and consultation interactions can be framed as gentle forms of
colonialism in which knowledge is the principal commodity. The author examines his past …