When it comes to therapy, cultural competence is of utmost importance. For children, finding a therapist who understands them is crucial. A big part of feeling understood entails finding someone familiar with or willing to acknowledge their culture.

1. How would you make sure you are a culturally sensitive and culturally competent clinician?

2. If a child from a race or culture different from yours is brought into therapy, what steps would you take to ensure that they feel heard and understood by you?

3. Cultural sensitivity isn't just about race. What other things would you be mindful of when treating clients from various demographics?