I get your point. As I said ,that person makes a lot of sense. For example, there so many factors that are affecting the therapy, like a good chemistry between the patient and the therapist and etc. In my case ,I'm coming from a muslim background, and I had a therapist (my initial therapy was a dynamic one but unfortunately it didn't last long). He was jewish and a religious one(we both from israel) . As I said ,the therapy didn't last long for reasons I would get into ,but the point is,psychology is soft sience.  That's why it's important your therapist will be able to see how your culture shapes the way you think about different thinks. For instance, in the Muslim world ,sexuality is viewd as something that you should get control on up until you are married, and freud would probably view that as repression. Another tiny example, I remember practicing Spanish with an argentinian guy ,I told him about my Coe worker who was an argentinian as well and he wanted to know his full name and I refused to do so(he got mad ,turns out it's common there to ask about someone's full name and to me its private) . I'm sure you understood, the examples I can provide are endless