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  • Cultural Humility

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  • Accreditation bodies mandate cultural humility training in clinical psychology programs.
  • Inadequate training may exacerbate racial disparities in mental health care access and quality.
  • Existing training and assessment practices require explicit evaluation.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate clinical psychology graduate programs' training and assessment of cultural humility.
  • To assess graduate students' and faculty's self-efficacy and practice of cultural humility.
  • To identify differences in perceptions based on participant role and race.

Main Methods:

  • Survey of 300 graduate students, faculty, clinical supervisors, and directors of clinical training (DCTs).
  • Evaluation of perceptions of cultural humility training and assessment.
  • Assessment of self-efficacy and practice related to cultural humility.

Main Results:

  • Significant discrepancies exist between trainees' needs and program offerings in cultural humility.
  • Gaps identified in the provision and assessment of cultural humility training.
  • Differences in perceptions were analyzed across participant roles and racial backgrounds.

Conclusions:

  • Current clinical psychology training programs demonstrate substantial deficits in cultural humility education.
  • Further development and implementation of effective cultural humility training are necessary.
  • Understanding the current state of training is a critical step toward improving culturally responsive mental health services.