Module 4-Unit 2-Activity 3

1.Religion and spirituality
2.Socioeconomic class, family history, geographic location

1.Religious factors
2.Spiritual factors
3.Gender factors
4.Sexual orientation
5.Disability issues
6.Socioeconomic factors
7.Age factors
8.Migration issues

1. Multicultural counselling is aware of cultural background, values and world view of the client
2. Multicultural counselling makes notes of socialisation aspects in regard to race ethnicity and culture of the client
3. Multicultural counselling makes every effort to see the individual within the group of people he or she belongs to
4. Multicultural counselling does not label the person as deficient, but acknowledge that there can be a difference between the person as an individual and his or her group

1. self-awareness
2. awareness of one’s cultural groupings
3. awareness of racism, sexism and poverty in relation to cultural problems
4. awareness of individual differences
5. awareness of other groups of people and cultures
6. awareness of diversity
7. skills and techniques related to the multicultural counsellor

1.Time
2.View of human nature
3.Importance of relationships
4.Human activity
5.View of supernatural