Psychotherapy with clients who are incarcerated: Therapists’ multicultural orientation, alliance, and outcomes.
Jeremy J. Coleman,
Joanna M. Drinane,
Jesse Owen
et al.
Abstract:Jails and prisons commonly offer mental health treatments as many people experiencing incarceration suffer from significant psychological distress and substance use problems. One modality through which individuals who are incarcerated receive care is psychotherapy; however, process and outcome data in this population are limited. More specifically, little is known about how culture and identity impact the development therapeutic relationship in this context. The multicultural orientation framework, which inclu… Show more
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