“…The topic of international partnerships has received nominal attention even though several discourses have been made in regard to international collaboration in the training of rehabilitation counsellors (e.g., Chen, Za Ong, & Brodwin, 2008; Matthews et al, 2015; Siu, Brodwin, Huang, Brodwin, & Kier, 2014). International partnerships in the training of rehabilitation counsellors not only has the potential to increase accessibility of rehabilitation service for people with CID around the world (WHO, 2011), but are also likely to benefit rehabilitation counsellors in addressing cross-cultural issues in the provision of rehabilitation services for an increasingly diverse consumer population (Donnell, Robertson, & Shannon, 2009; Hampton & Sax, 2007). Moreover, rehabilitation counsellor education in multicultural competencies with experiential learning, cultural immersion activity, as well as culturally responsive teaching are common suggestions in response to the globalisation and internationalisation of rehabilitation in diverse communities (Donnell et al, 2009).…”