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Intersectional sameness and difference in psychotherapy: Women of colour s experiences of the therapeutic alliance
The therapeutic alliance is crucial for positive therapeutic outcomes, as it sets the foundation for the therapeutic process. In South Africa, a diverse and multilingual country with high levels of inequality, access to healthcare services, poor quality of healthcare, and discrimination in healthcar...
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Department of Psychology
2024
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