1970
DOI: 10.1080/00797308.1970.11823281
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Contributions of a Ghetto Culture to Symptom Formation

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“…Traditional psychotherapeutic techniques have proven effective in working with black patients (Bernard, 1953;Spurlock & Cohen, 1969;Meers, 1970;Spurlock, 1985). Yet, Rosen and Frank (1962) concluded that the effectiveness of psychotherapy of racial minority patients was directly related to the degree of unconscious insecurity and guilt in White psychotherapists.…”
Section: Racism and Countertransference In Psychiatric Treatmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Traditional psychotherapeutic techniques have proven effective in working with black patients (Bernard, 1953;Spurlock & Cohen, 1969;Meers, 1970;Spurlock, 1985). Yet, Rosen and Frank (1962) concluded that the effectiveness of psychotherapy of racial minority patients was directly related to the degree of unconscious insecurity and guilt in White psychotherapists.…”
Section: Racism and Countertransference In Psychiatric Treatmentmentioning
confidence: 99%