With respect to multicultural counseling, clients from nondominant groups are frequently misdiagnosed, attend counseling at lower rates, terminate counseling more quickly, and find counseling less helpful.

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Research has shown that clients from nondominant groups (e.g., racial, ethnic, or cultural minorities) often face barriers in the mental health system, including misdiagnosis, lower attendance rates, higher termination rates, and finding counseling less helpful, due to various factors such as cultural misunderstandings, lack of culturally competent care, and systemic biases.

With Respect to Multicultural Counseling, Clients from Nondominant Groups Are