Diversity & Culture
Race, ethnicity, whiteness, migration, religion and culture in therapy. 11 records.
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Navigating Foreignness and non-nativeness in post-Brexit UK
An IPA study, stimulated by the lead author’s own personal experiences, explored how foreign and non-native therapy trainees experience life in the UK after Brexit.
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Facilitating Emotion Focused Skills Training for parents online (EFST-O): Insights about self-disclosure, group dynamics and culture
The Emotion Focused Skills Training (EFST) is a program for parents who want to promote the mental health of their children, and their own.
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How female therapists and their patients deal with being a disputable, unimaginable, or occasional Swede: Explorations of similarity of nonprivilege
In this qualitative study, conducted in Sweden, the authors investigated therapists' experiences of therapeutic dyads in which both therapist and patient identified with a non-normative ethnicity or migration experience.
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Exploring the experience of Racialisation and subsequent experiences of psychological therapy for Black and Multi-ethnic clients in Ireland
Research suggests pervasive disparities in mental health diagnoses, levels of care and treatment outcomes for Black or Multi-ethnic service users compared to white service users. This study explores the mental health implications of being racialised and…
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A comparison between the concepts of Heuristic Enquiry and Tazkiyat-un-nafs
This article offers a comparison between concepts of heuristic enquiry and tazkiyat-un-nafs, the Islamic concept of self/soul purification and/or reformation of the spiritual heart (qalb).
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Exploring whiteness in the context of anti-racist practice: A mixed methods survey
A growing body of evidence exposes the persistence of racism and inequality within the psychological professions.
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Two-eyed seeing, arts-based reflection and collaboration: Reflexivity tools for nursing practitioners working across cultures
This paper explores how the use of reflexivity provided a structural framework for a doctoral student as she conducted a literature review and worked across cultures.
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Group Supervision: A reflective and creative space
In this article, I enquire about the perception and use of creativity and innovation in group supervision, taking into account the setting and culture one works in.
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Supervision and Training of Psychotherapists in an Indian Therapeutic Community
The process of getting therapy supervision while working in a therapeutic community setting with persons suffering from chronic mental illness differs from those working in other clinical settings.
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Integration in Practice. How do they do it?
This study examines the phenomenological experience of Christian psychotherapists working with clients in an Integrative Psychotherapy paradigm.
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Understanding Black Issues in the Therapeutic Process
For some cultural and ethnic groups availability of services depends on how appropriate services are to their needs and well being.