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Organista (1996) describes that some of the CBTcomponents that account as to why it works withLatinos of low socio economic status and low levelsof acculturation is because traditional Latinos “prefershort‐term interventions, immediate symptom relief,guidance and advice and because CBT “demystify”psychotherapy. For instance, the use of homework,chalk boards like classroom experience, especially ingroup CBT it alleviates the stigma aboutpsychotherapy.
The need for cultural adaptation ofpsychotherapiesNagayama Hall (2001) argues that there is a need forempirically supported therapies (ESTs) that are alsoculturally‐sensitive (CST) therapies. CSTs “involvesthe tailoring of psychotherapy to specific culturalcontexts” stating that so far there is no evidence thatany EST is valid for ethnic minorities.
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