The Art of West Indian Clients: Art Therapy as a Nonverbal Modality

Anna R. Hiscox

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Art Therapy and Mental Health Counseling Practices and Supervision Racial and Ethnic Identity Research

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African Americans in psychotherapy may present complex issues related to ethnicity and culture in addition to their presenting symptoms. Current literature is limited in the area of group identity versus individual cultural differences among African descendants. Historical experiences bind Black people irrespective of geographical location. Being culturally sensitive to clients dictates that therapists understand the bond among Blacks of various social-ecological backgrounds. This paper discusses some of the fundamental distinctions between African Americans and Black West Indian clients.

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