Culturally competent supervision across the helping profession

This quantitative research study examined the relationship between cultural competence, cultural humility, broaching, and supervisors' self-reported perception of their working supervisory alliance. This research study also examined the differences in cultural competence and the level of cultural humility use of broaching among clinical supervisors who hold the National Board for Certified Counselors ' Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) credential compared to those who do not hold this credential.