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In multicultural societies Cross cultural treatment is taken for granted yet subtle and overt difficulties can arise, particularly in the treatment of mental disorders, where there are distinct differences between the social, cultural, ethnic and racial assumptions, values and beliefs of clinician and client.

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• Client characteristics
• Cross cultural communication
• Cross cultural differences
• Cross cultural psychology
• Cultural sensitivity
• Racial and ethnic differences
• Racial and ethnic groups
• Therapist characteristics
• Transcultural psychiatry