A counselor who, when appropriate, forms consultative relationships with religious/spiritual leaders or other indigenous helpers to benefit clients would be counseling with culture in mind.

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Counseling with culture in mind involves recognizing and respecting the cultural backgrounds and beliefs of clients, which may include consulting with religious/spiritual leaders or other indigenous helpers if it aligns with the client's needs and preferences.

A Counselor Who, When Appropriate, Forms Consultative Relationships with Religious/spiritual