Abstract
Given the continued increase of Haitian families being referred for mental health services, a treatment model on how to intervene therapeutically would prove beneficial for both therapists and Haitian families alike. This article discusses cultural factors (family, education, language, religion, and the racial demographics of the Haitian people) that impact upon the treatment of Haitian families. A model for intervening therapeutically with Haitian families is proposed.
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