Curiosity as a Clinical Skill: Understanding Identity, Culture, and Lived Experience

Every person enters a therapeutic relationship with a unique combination of identities, experiences, values, beliefs, and cultural influences. Yet clinicians are often asked to navigate these complexities while balancing professional expertise, self-awareness, and the fear of making assumptions or saying the wrong thing.

Cecil R. Webster Jr., MD, explores how curiosity can become one of the most valuable clinical skills—helping professionals better understand identity, culture, lived experience, and the many factors that shape how people experience mental health, seek support, and engage in care.

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