… can engage in cultural opportunities with distinct populations. Content-… Client perceptions
of therapists’ multicultural orientation: Cultural (missed) opportunities and cultural humility. …

… Appying a multicultural orientation, the purpose of this study … the delivery of culturally sensitive
psychotherapy with a perinatal … cultural comfort and ultimately were perceived as culturally …

… multicultural orientation has a significant effect on the therapeutic relationship along with how
cultural issues are received in counseling… this cultural opportunity could have been missed …

… who were perceived to be “culturally” disadvantaged. This … and the counselor's preexisting
orientations about the client. In … includes cultures that may have been overlooked elsewhere. …

… is likely to miss the importance of building depth of cultural … positive effects of client perceptions
of therapist MCC attributions … to the need of theoretical orientation, rather than making use …

… Therapist described feeling angry with clients they perceived … of a client’s social identity (eg,
sexual orientation) may be more … first step in improving cross-cultural interactions. Yet, it will …

… Psychotherapists, too, may have negative perceptions of … client’s distress and systemic
oppression may be missed. … If the nonreligious orientation of the client was unknown, she …

… While similarities in political orientation may facilitate … Exploring client perceptions of overall
clinic (ie, not only therapist) CH … Her work draws on psychoanalytic, multicultural and feminist …

… In turn, clients’ perceptions of therapist multicultural … ie, gender, sexual orientation, etc.) or
cultural ruptures might have … background, might have been overlooked or unreported by the …

… common factor across psychotherapy orientations, accounting for … to, or otherwise perceived
by, the client. It is the … programs that had a feminist-multicultural emphasis, which led to our …