The therapist who counsels with a patient client from an ethnic upbringing may conclude a mistaken deduction that the individual is suppressed, introverted, reluctant, or impassive. Additionally, the ethnically diverse client may not be acquainted with therapy and may identify it as an unidentified and mysterious procedure (Sue & Sue, 1977). Furthermore, the old-fashioned nurturing of numerous ethnicities command diverse forms of exchanging information that may put them at a shortcoming in therapy (Sue & Sue, 1977). Therapy primarily stresses that exchange of information transfer from patent to therapist (Sue & Sue, 1977).
The patient is anticipated to take key accountability for introducing discussion in the meeting while the therapist displays
The patient is anticipated to take key accountability for introducing discussion in the meeting while the therapist displays