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PiD - Psychotherapie im Dialog 2025; 26(01): 29-33
DOI: 10.1055/a-2289-6014
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Multikulturelle Orientierung als prozessorientierte therapeutische Haltung

Berrin Özlem Otyakmaz
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Der Beitrag befasst sich mit den konzeptionellen Grundlagen der Berücksichtigung kultureller Diversität in der Psychotherapie. Das vorgestellte Konzept der multikulturellen Orientierung mit Fokus auf prozessorientierte psychotherapeutische Haltungen versucht, Schwächen des vorhergehenden Ansatzes der multikulturellen Kompetenzen zu überwinden. Studien zur Psychotherapie-Prozessforschung bieten Hinweise für die empirische Fundierung des Konzeptes der multikulturellen Orientierung.



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25 February 2025

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