情感聚焦疗法与美籍华人来访者:文化视角的探索

IF 0.4 Q4 PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL International Journal of Systemic Therapy Pub Date : 2023-02-24 DOI:10.1080/2692398X.2023.2183018
Daschel J. Franz, Celia Caffery, Yijun Cheng, Elizabeth Hua, Christopher G Capron, Angela Allmendinger, Krista M. Chronister
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摘要亚裔美国人是美国发展最快的族裔群体,而在这一群体中,华裔美国人代表了最大的一个群体。一些学者推测,与传统的西方治疗方式相比,更注重症状和指导性的心理治疗方法可能更符合华裔美国人的治疗概念。尽管这些方法在文化上可能更适合一些华裔美国客户,也更有效,但它们的前提是华裔美国客户有困难或无法表达或沟通潜在的情绪困扰。由于这种概括,心理健康治疗师可能会认为,以情绪为导向的心理治疗方法,如情绪集中治疗(EFT),不会对这一人群有益。尽管努力扩大EFT的相关性,但很少有研究考察EFT在不同文化群体中的文化有效性,尤其是对华裔美国客户而言。在这篇文章中,我们使用文化视角方法来评估EFT对华裔美国人个人和夫妇的相关性和适用性。本文的目的是为治疗师在华裔美国客户中使用EFT提供临床指导,并为该领域进行进一步的研究提供动力,以检验心理治疗方法与该客户群体的相关性和适用性。此外,本文旨在打击刻板印象和西方的心理健康观念,这些观念可能会限制华裔美国人对心理健康的临床和研究视角。这一探索正值新冠肺炎大流行期间,由于种族暴力和歧视,华裔美国人面临更高的不良心理健康后果风险。图形摘要1
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Emotion Focused Therapy and Chinese American Clients: An Exploration Using the Cultural Lens Approach
ABSTRACT Asian Americans are the fastest growing ethnic group in the United States and of this group, Chinese Americans represent the largest subgroup. Some scholars have speculated that more symptom-focused and directive psychotherapeutic approaches may be more congruent with Chinese Americans’ conceptualization of treatment than traditional Western modalities. Although these approaches may be more culturally appropriate and efficacious for some Chinese American clients, they presuppose that Chinese American clients have difficulties or an inability to express or communicate underlying emotional distress. As a consequence of this generalization, mental health therapists may assume that emotion-oriented psychotherapeutic approaches such as Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT) will not benefit this population. Notwithstanding efforts to expand the relevance of EFT, there remains little research examining the cultural validity of EFT across cultural groups, particularly for Chinese American clients. In this article, we use the Cultural Lens Approach to assess the relevance and applicability of EFT for Chinese American individuals and couples. The aim of this article is to provide clinical direction for therapists using EFT with Chinese American clients and energize the field to conduct further research examining the relevance and applicability of psychotherapeutic approaches with this client group. Further, this article aims to combat stereotypes and Western notions of mental health, which may be limiting clinical and research perspectives on mental healthcare for Chinese Americans. This exploration comes at a time when Chinese Americans are at increased risk of adverse mental health outcomes due to race-based violence and discrimination observed during the COVID-19 pandemic. GraphicalABSTRACT1
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