Which statement about Feminist Therapy is consistent with the material?

• A. It can be culturally inconsistent in some contexts
• B. It is always culturally consistent
• C. It ignores gender issues
• D. It rejects social context

Answer: (A)

Feminist therapy centers on how social power, gender roles, and cultural context shape a person’s experience and distress, and it aims to empower clients through an egalitarian, collaborative relationship. Because cultures differ in norms, values, and expectations around gender, applying feminist principles requires careful cultural sensitivity and adaptation. In some contexts, these cultural norms can clash with feminist ideas, making the approach seem culturally inconsistent if a therapist doesn’t tailor the work to the client’s background. So, the statement that it can be culturally inconsistent in some contexts best fits. It is not always culturally consistent, it does not ignore gender issues, and it does not reject social context; it foregrounds both gender and social factors and requires cultural tailoring.