Traces the development and growth of an innovative program designed to help English-
speaking therapists evaluate and treat Spanish-speaking patients. Difficulties and …

The clinical and counseling psychology profession has witnessed a steady increase in
research on the development and application of Hispanic/Latino-centered therapeutic …

This model of translation was developed on a rational basis and first applied systematically
in a case of intensive bilingual psychotherapy involving a 45-yr-old woman from central …

The authors examined the reactions of Spanish-speaking patients and of therapists to initial
therapy interviews conducted with or without an interpreter. Twenty-one patients who used …

The increasing number of Spanish and English bilingual and Spanish-dominant clients
requesting psychological services creates challenges for practitioners and agencies …

Use of a patient's second language in psychiatric evaluation and treatment has a variety of
effects. Patients frequently undergo psychiatric evaluation in their second language, yet …

The Latinx population in the United States is large and heterogeneous and a sizable
segment is either bilingual and/or Spanish dominant. In the spirit of increasing health equity …

Through semistructured interviews, language switching in therapy was examined with 9
bilingual Spanish and English therapists. Therapists were asked about how and when they …

Bilingualism is known to affect the communicative behavior of the individual. This paper
describes the implications of the bilingual experience for the process of dynamic …

As a first step toward developing standards and training programs to ensure that
practitioners are competent to provide Spanish language services, a series of studies were …