When a professional counselor is fused in his or her own culture of origin and is unaware of mutual influences between self and sociocultural context, he or she is in a state of

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Cultural encapsulation refers to the condition where a counselor is unable to see beyond their own cultural biases and lacks an understanding of how their culture and the client's culture interact. This state is characterized by a lack of awareness of one's own cultural assumptions and how these influence perceptions and interactions with clients from different cultural backgrounds.

When a Professional Counselor Is Fused in His or Her