| Sumario: | This article focuses on the Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development’s (JMCD) ongoing efforts to address the impact of race and racism on psychological functioning and counselor education. It highlights the importance of discussing race, ethnicity, and culture within therapeutic relationships to meet diverse mental health needs, noting that cultural humility alone is insufficient. Dr. Norma Day-Vines, a professor at Johns Hopkins University and recognized scholar in multicultural counseling, serves as Guest Editor for a special issue, bringing expertise in strategies to reduce barriers related to race and culture in counseling. Her Broaching Model aids medical and mental health professionals in effectively addressing race-related topics with clients. The article underscores JMCD’s historical and continuing commitment to confronting racism within counseling and mental health fields.
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