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Decolonization Vs. Westernization in Counseling

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Content analysis reveals limited representation of scholars from the Global South in counseling literature, indicating the impact of westernization.

The analysis found that only 11 out of 21 articles mentioned people of color, revealing a significant gap in representation within counseling literature.
Only one article cited a scholar from the Global South, suggesting a dominant narrative shaped by western perspectives in the field.
A comprehensive content analysis was conducted on 21 counseling articles to discern themes related to decolonization and counseling practices.
These findings highlight the urgent need for more inclusive representation of diverse voices in counseling research and literature.

Rivera et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Content analysis reveals limited representation of scholars from the Global South in counseling literature, indicating the impact of westernization.

The analysis found that only 11 out of 21 articles mentioned people of color, revealing a significant gap in representation within counseling literature.
Only one article cited a scholar from the Global South, suggesting a dominant narrative shaped by western perspectives in the field.
A comprehensive content analysis was conducted on 21 counseling articles to discern themes related to decolonization and counseling practices.
These findings highlight the urgent need for more inclusive representation of diverse voices in counseling research and literature.

Rivera et al. (2025) studied this question.

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