Developing Culturally Responsive Psychosocial Rehabilitative Programs for African Americans

This article addresses three areas for developing culturally responsive rehabilitative programs that serve African American populations: accurate assessment practices, culturally responsive treatment programming, and cultural competence training. In its discussion, it describes efforts being made at...

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Published in:Psychiatric rehabilitation journal 1996-04, Vol.19 (4), p.37-43
Main Author: Plummer, Deborah L
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Black People
Cultural Competence
Cultural Sensitivity
Human
Mental Illness
Mental Patients
Psychosocial Rehabilitation
Psychotherapy
Sensitivity Training
Treatment Programs
Vocational Rehabilitation
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Summary:This article addresses three areas for developing culturally responsive rehabilitative programs that serve African American populations: accurate assessment practices, culturally responsive treatment programming, and cultural competence training. In its discussion, it describes efforts being made at Hill House, an empowering mental health rehabilitation community.
ISSN:1095-158X
1559-3126
DOI:10.1037/h0095424