Cultural suitability of schema therapy: a qualitative exploration of clinician views

Present findings suggest that ST is not a one-size-fits-all approach, underscoring the need to improve the cultural responsiveness of ST, while better supporting clinicians to develop their cultural competence. Future research is needed to establish evidence-based cultural adaptations for ST.

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Australian Journal of Psychology
Published
2024-10-10
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https://doi.org/10.1080/00049530.2024.2412012
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2
Primary Topic
Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications
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Cultural suitability of schema therapy: a qualitative exploration of clinician views

Sandra E. Stewart, Phillip Tchernegovski, Bethany Devenish, Irene Martin
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Australian Journal of Psychology
Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications
1.28
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Cultural suitability of schema therapy: a qualitative exploration of clinician views

Sandra E. Stewart, Phillip Tchernegovski, Bethany Devenish, Irene Martin
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Abstract

Present findings suggest that ST is not a one-size-fits-all approach, underscoring the need to improve the cultural responsiveness of ST, while better supporting clinicians to develop their cultural competence. Future research is needed to establish evidence-based cultural adaptations for ST.

Australian Journal of PsychologyVol. 76(1)
Monash University (AU)
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Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications
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