Cultural Considerations & Culturally-adapted Counselling Practices
Counselling around the world: Preparing students to provide culturally-adapted care through an international field school experience (Dr. Erin Thrift ) (PPT)
Cultural humility and broaching
Utilizing Cultural Humility And Broaching To Enrich Counseling Relationship & Build Resilience
M. Elsa Soto Leggett, PhD (PPT)
Exploring the experiences of counselors working with cliënts from diverse cultural backgrounds
A qualitative study
TAs globalization and migration continue to shape the demographics of many societies, counseling professionals are increasingly called upon to work with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds. Counseling is often predicated on the assumption of shared cultural norms and
values, but these assumptions may not hold true for clients who come from different cultures, languages, or worldviews. This presents a unique set of challenges for counselors, who must strive to develop cultural competence and sensitivity in order to provide effective counseling services.
Improving Cultural Competence Quick Guide for Clinicians