Introduction Culture is defined as the people’s way of life in regards to attire, religion, and beliefs. A multicultural society is the one where people of diverse backgrounds live together. Every multicultural society usually faces many challenges. Certain people within a multicultural society may not be tolerant of or accommodative of other cultures. Multicultural societies are mostly common in urban centers where there are migrants from all sorts of places coming to live together and share amenities. Mental ailments are common in multicultural societies. In a set up in which there are many people from wide-ranging backgrounds, the disparities in mental ailments lie in the very tiny differences that define normality and abnormality. Outright madness is easy to verify, but fatigue and stress are issues brought about by the new living order in a multicultural society how people react to these differences shapes their behaviors. It thus becomes very obsolete to apply a uniform formula in such unique behavior patterns. However, a tailor-made approach to the uniqueness of every case ensures great success in the diagnosis of a particular case. In this way, a doctor establishes the reasons for the change in behavior and whether the change is positive and beneficial to the client, or it is derogatory (Murphy & Dillon, 2011). The ineffectiveness of a diagnosis impairs the process of recovery of a patient. For patients of mental disorders to regain their former selves and behaviors, they must be prescribed to the most effective treatments. Major problems inherent in being a technique-driven counselor in a multicultural setting One of the major problems that are brought about as a result of technique-driven multicultural counseling is that it leads to generalizations of the various cultures. It thus leads to stereotyping, which might adversely affect the whole process. It is, therefore, appropriate to note that in the existence of shared values among the various cultures living together, there must be the realization that there are certain differences that should not be overlooked. For counseling to achieve relevance beyond the challenge that generalizations pose to counseling psychology, every counselor must learn to treat every counseling case as unique. Every counselor must embrace a variety of counseling approaches to give his counseling work results bring out the different perspectives of a psychoanalysis study (Seligman & Reichenberg, 2009). This is because the lack of variations in counseling strategies will most likely bring similar outcomes or fail to bring out the counselor’s expected outcomes. The second major hurdle in this model of counseling is the assumption that is seen in the characterization of minority groups among the different cultures co-existing together. An Individual client giving the notion that diverse cultures are reserved may then lead to the conclusion that the assumptions are true. Cultures will always rely on each other in terms of ideas, trade, and other aspects of life. The third major hurdle in technique-driven counseling is the acceptance that different individuals or cultures require personified attention due to their different needs. Most counselors fail to recognize that different cultures differ in needs and charact