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Item Let’s break the silence about miscarriages(2014-10-10) Bute, Jennifer J.; Brann, MariaItem Reading in the Bardo: Seeking Comfort in the Absence of Ritual(Poets & Writers, 2020-10) Layden, Sarah; English, School of Liberal ArtsItem Understanding Needs, Barriers to Care, and Use of Art and Imagery with Spanish-speaking Latinos in Bereavement Therapy(2022) Rubiano Madrid, July; Misluk, Eileen; Boring, ElizabethThis study used a mixed-methods survey research design for bereavement counselors to identify the unique needs, barriers to care, and the use of art and imagery with Spanish-speaking Latino clients in therapy. The hypothesis was that art therapy helps address situations with language barriers between counselors and Spanish-speaking Latino clients. Furthermore, it was theorized that the results of this study could be used to help implement new programs for Spanish speakers or as a resource to inform those who are already working with Spanish-speaking clients. The survey results supported the findings of the literature review regarding needs, barriers to care, and usefulness of images and art in therapy with Spanish-speaking Latinos. They also validated the need to increase culturally compatible programs and further multiculturalism training for counselors.