“…Since Muñoz et al’s (1995) early study and the Surgeon General’s report (HHS, 2001), reviews by Miranda et al (2005) and Cardemil, Moreno, and Sanchez (2011) of racial/ethnic minority psychosocial intervention research report that culturally adapted mainstream treatments can improve outcome. In particular, two therapy orientations have shown success with predominantly Latino(a) and African American clients and to a lesser extent Asian Americans: (a) culturally adapted cognitive behavior therapy (e.g., Hinton, Hofmann, Rivera, Otto, & Pollack, 2011; Miranda, Chung, et al, 2003; Muñoz et al, 1995; Tandon, Perry, Mendelson, Kemp, & Leis, 2011; Wells et al, 2004) and (b) culturally adapted interpersonal psychotherapy (e.g., Grote et al, 2009; Krupnick et al, 2008).…”