Chicanoizing the Therapeutic Community

Aron, William S.; Alger, Norman; Gonzalez, Ricardo T.

doi:10.1080/02791072.1974.10471984

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“…Research supports the view that group therapy is highly effective for Latinos who need help in ameliorating personal problems, expanding personal awareness, clarifying personal values, improving listening skills, focusing on feelings, and learning relaxation and contracting techniques (Aron et al, 1974;Herrera & Sanchez, 1976;Ruevini, 1971;Ruiz, 1975;Walker & Hamilton, 1973). Indeed, both Delgado (1983) and Acosta (1981) state that group therapies aid Latinos in overcoming the isolation and alienation resulting from migration.…”

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Toward a sociocultural psychotherapy for low-income ethnic minorities.

Cancela¹

1985

Psychotherapy: Theory, Research, Practice, Training

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Ethnic clients' class, cultural, and language experiences are examined in terms of their implications for therapy. Directive, informal, and modified therapeutic approaches are effective in working with minority clients. Therapists are warned against ignoring intragroup cultural differences in their search for inter group differences. Machismo and folk beliefs are critically examined in brief. Bilingualism, language switching, and choice in psychotherapy are analyzed. The political nature of varied psychotherapeutic approaches is examined.

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