Cultural Humility, Cultural Comfort, and the Therapeutic Relationship in Play Therapy
Description:
The current study is the first to explore the role of cultural humility, cultural comfort, and the therapeutic relationship in play therapy. Participants consisted of 69 parent-therapist dyads recruited from university clinics, private practices, and a non-profit counseling center in the southwestern United States. Parents completed a demographic questionnaire, Cultural Humility Scale, Therapist Cultural Comfort Scale, and Barrett-Lennard Relationship Inventory – Other to Self 40 (BLRI OS – 40)…
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Date:
July 2024
Creator:
Aguilar, Elizabeth
Partner:
UNT Libraries