Notes that for many years, researchers and practitioners have found that minority-group
clients who seek psychotherapeutic services receive discriminatory treatment from White …

An examination was made of the services received by Chicano and Native American clients
in I 7 community mental health facilities. Although these minority clients differed from Anglos …

The poor, the working-class, or the minority person who needs psychotherapy is
characteristically underserved by mental health establishments, which are primarily geared …

Little research has addressed whether ethnic‐specific, parallel services would eliminate
outcome inequities for ethnic minorities while at the same time not creating any for White …

Compared services rendered to 959 black and 11,904 white clients seen at 17 community
mental health centers. Data included client's age, sex, income, education, marital status …

Considerable controversy exists over the effectiveness of psychotherapy for ethnic minority
clients, especially when treated by White therapists. Some researchers and practitioners …

National trends in minority utilization of mental health services are reviewed, and
recommendations are made for needed research. In relation to their representation in the …

National data on psychiatric hospitalization point to marked ethnic-related differences.
Blacks and Native Americans are considerably more likely than Whites to be hospitalized; …

Investigated services received, length of treatment, and outcomes of thousands of Asian-
American, African-American, Mexican-American, and White clients using outpatient services …

A study of a newly mandated crisis clinic still shows the signs of a different quality of service
offered to Third World clients. Black men in the present study had difficulty in obtaining the …