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transcultural psychotherapy

transcultural psychotherapy Transcultural psychotherapy is a therapeutic approach developed to help with mental health care in migrant contexts when social, economic, or cultural barriers make care harder to access or less effective.

Transcultural psychotherapy is a therapeutic approach developed to help with mental health care in migrant contexts when social, economic, or cultural barriers make care harder to access or less effective. It is used to address intercultural issues that affect engagement with treatment.

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Drafting source: Lachal Jonathan; Simon Amalini; Hassler Christine; Barry Caroline; Camara Hawa; Massari Nelly; Franchitti Roberta; Mao Sann-Fou; Roy Edward Tony; Carballeira Carrera Laura; Rouchon Jeanne-Flore; Moro Marie Rose. Epidemiological description of 529 families referred for French transcultural psychotherapy: A decade of experience. 2020; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0236990; article XML SHA-256 4570a3273952d169ddbf0e45813012d06e6a0b5639bf96c06fafb18df8084f70. “Epidemiological description of 529 families referred for French transcultural psychotherapy: A decade of experience” (10.1371/journal.pone.0236990).
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