Developing mental health services which are accessible and acceptable to those from minority backgrounds continues to be a priority. In the United Kingdom, individuals who identify with a religion are underrepresented in Talking Therapies services as compared to those with no religion. This necessitates an understanding of how therapy is perceived. This online study explored the impact of explicitly acknowledging religion on anticipated alliance, treatment credibility and expectations of therapy in a non-clinical sample of British Muslims.

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在认知行为疗法中承认宗教：视频小插图研究中对联盟、治疗期望和可信度的影响


发展少数族裔背景的人可获得和接受的心理健康服务仍然是一个优先事项。在英国，与没有宗教信仰的人相比，认同宗教的人在 Talking Therapies 服务中的代表性不足。这需要了解治疗是如何被感知的。这项在线研究探讨了明确承认宗教对英国穆斯林非临床样本的预期联盟、治疗可信度和治疗预期的影响。