Providing culturally responsive care (CRC) requires the provider to:

• Practice cultural humility

Resource: Cultural Humility: Where Being Human Matters in Serving Others

Some specific examples include working with patients who identify as:

Latinx

Resource: Browning Counseling: Working with Latinx Clients

LQBTQ+

Resource: Addressing Our Bias when Working with the LGBTQ+ Community

Transgender

Resource: Working with Transgender Patients in Integrated Care

• Understand personal bias and use person-centered language

Resource: Implicit Bias and Racial Sensitivity in Treatment

• Learn and foster an appreciation for groups different from their own

Resource: Culturally and Linguistically Responsive Care for Early Psychosis

• Engage in lifelong learning

Resource: Package of Resources for: Planning, Implementing, and Evaluating the Integration of Cultural and Linguistic Competence into Mental Health Service Delivery

(American Psychological Association 2017; Lewis-Fernández et al. 2018; Muñoz 2007)