Social And Cultural Foundation in Counseling

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This course explores the issues and dynamics involved in delivering rehabilitation counseling services to diverse clients, groups, and communities. Students will examine how culture and societal norms influence the rehabilitation and mental health counseling process and client outcomes. Additionally, students will engage in critical self-reflection to analyze their own cultural identity, attitudes, biases, and beliefs. The goal is to equip future counselors with the knowledge, awareness, and skills to provide culturally responsive and ethical care that empowers clients from marginalized backgrounds.