Adapting Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Cross-Cultural Contexts
Keywords:
adaptation, culture, therapy, diversity, guidelinesAbstract
This study investigates how cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) can be adapted to suit diverse cultural settings. Given the variety of cultural beliefs and practices, it is crucial to modify traditional CBT techniques to align with different worldviews and address unique cultural challenges. The research highlights successful adaptations in various countries, focusing on both Western and non-Western settings, and suggests guidelines for therapists working in culturally diverse environments.
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