Citizens, scholars, and planners have criticized various aspects of planning practice. The
traditionally dominant approach, rational synoptic planning, has been characterized as …

A marked change which faces the rehabilitation profession is the extension of services to
individuals who are not fluent in English. Thus, the services of interpreters/translators are …

Examined the nature of ethnic minority information in application packets that were mailed to
prospective applicants for graduate study in psychology. 105 graduate clinical psychology …

TH EL" SE OF TI-I ERA PEL TIC groups to reach Hispanics has received scant attention in
the field and the professional group therapy literature (Delgado and Sill, 1980) …

Psychologists in a variety of mental health settings in South Africa have to deal with patients
from black population groups. The literature on the diagnosis and treatment of black patients …

Mental health professionals must critically examine appropriate ways to serve the
increasingly significant and sizable Latino population in the United States. To this end, this …

This study compared the diagnosis and treatment of white American psychiatric patients to
those of black, Mexican, Vietnamese, and Filipino American psychiatric patients (N= 293) in …

Previous research has documented substantial, underrepresentation of Mexican American
clients in mental health facilities. Three major hypotheses have been proposed in the …

Spanish‐speaking and lower socioeconomic status families have been under‐represented
in studies of parent training. This study assessed utilization of and benefits from a group …

Argues that mental health practitioners must consider differences in adaptation experiences
in their intervention and treatment plans with ethnic minority families. The authors provide …