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This special issue advances the understanding of how culture, race, and ethnicity influence psychotherapy. It highlights diverse conceptual and empirical papers integrating these factors for improved process and outcomes.

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Area of Science:

Psychology
Psychotherapy Research
Cultural Psychiatry

Background:

The study of culture, race, and ethnicity in psychotherapy has seen significant growth over the past two decades.
Previous focus on cultural sensitivity has evolved towards deeper integration of these factors.

Purpose of the Study:

To reflect the growth in the field by compiling quality conceptual and empirical papers.
To advance the understanding of how cultural, racial, and ethnic factors influence psychotherapy processes and outcomes.

Main Methods:

A call for papers was issued to gather diverse research on integrating cultural, racial, and ethnic factors.
Submissions were selected based on their conceptual perspectives, analytical levels, and client backgrounds.

Main Results:

A large number of submissions were received, indicating strong interest in the topic.
The submissions demonstrated a wide range of conceptual approaches and analytical levels.
Research included diverse client populations, reflecting varied backgrounds.

Conclusions:

The diversity of submissions signifies a maturing and expanding area of theory and research in psychotherapy.
This special issue provides a comprehensive overview of current advancements in culturally informed psychotherapy.