Enacting Cultural Humility.

This is a theoretical position paper on cultural humility in occupational therapy.

It offers no study, no participants, and no results. There is no finding to act on.

What this paper is

This is a theoretical position paper on cultural humility in occupational therapy practice. The author discusses challenges to enacting cultural humility, offers personal anecdotes from working in transitional housing, and outlines strategies for reducing bias, recognising power dynamics, and developing advocacy. It references findings from psychotherapy, counselling, and social work research but reports no study of its own. There are no participants, no intervention, no outcome measures, and no results. There is nothing here to change your practice on.

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