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Reframing the <i>DSM‐IV‐TR</i> From a Multicultural/Social Justice Perspective
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EthnicityEffective UseCase FormulationEducationEthnic Group RelationMental Health InterventionMental HealthPsychologyMental DisordersCultural DiversityClinical PsychologyTherapeutic RelationshipEthnic StudiesMental Health CounselingPsychiatryMedicineMulticultural/social Justice PerspectiveMulticulturalismClinical Counseling TheoriesCultural SensitivityCounselling PsychologyCultureMulticultural CommunicationCase ConceptualizationTherapeutic ModelProfessional CounselingTherapyPsychotherapyPsychopathologySocial Justice
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (4th ed., text rev.; American Psychiatric Association, 2000) represents a medical model that can be reframed for more effective use in counseling. To achieve this goal, the authors describe how they can shift from client diagnosis to case formulation. In describing this shift, the authors offer an example of a theory‐based etiology and relate case formulation to specific counseling interventions.
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