… Indeed, this would apply for both the therapist and the client irrespective of racial or cultural
similarity. However, therapists in this study perceived that the client’s cultural background …

… of culture is the central activity of multicultural counseling … Therefore, consistent with our
process orientation, the real … with clients their respective perceptions of the counseling process. …

… evidence on multicultural orientation as a predictor of clients’ … ’s multicultural orientation,
from a client perspective. That is, … higher levels of perceived missed opportunities. The mean of …

… their perceptions of cultural competence. However, some … in therapy and miss opportunities
to address what clients … themselves struggling with being culturally oriented or competent, we …

… multicultural orientation (MCO) and its three pillars: cultural … participants, responses and miss
important data regarding how … treatment what their, their perception of therapy, might be … I …

… Exploration of these dyads used a multicultural orientation … be conceptualized as a missed
opportunity through this lens … have focused on client perceptions of therapist cultural humility, …

… to implement strategies that may challenge perceived cultural norms. Another participant …
In addition, this study did not explore the cross-cultural training background of therapists or …

… indicate that we incorporate culture in counseling to facilitate the … competence and multicultural
orientation—has recently begun … lost or stuck in their attempts to demonstrate multicultural …

… the therapist’s way-of-being at the heart of multicultural work … of cultural sensitivity, cultural
humility, and other-oriented, as … off to clients, which may increase perceived microaggression …

… differences in gender, sexual orientation, or social class (n = … the family culture resulted in
missing opportunities to engage … perceived and experienced by both therapists and clients, we …