When choosing a therapist, a client is entitled to a therapist who can engage in any necessary discussions on culture and ethnicity, particularly:

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The medical model does not make much in the way of progress when it comes to cultural understanding or execution of therapy. And while a therapist may be culturally competent, they may not always be able to represent viewpoints or engage in discussions around certain groups. Not to mention that tunnel vision is just poor therapy. Pluralism, allowing for more than one viewpoint, can be the saving grace for many clients in search of some answers on any topic.

When Choosing a Therapist, a Client Is Entitled to a Therapist