The cultural barriers to counselling are place of worship

This statement is too brief to fully assess. However, if you are suggesting that a place of worship can be a cultural barrier to counselling, here's a breakdown:

• Potential Barrier: For some individuals, their religious beliefs or the practices associated with their place of worship might conflict with certain counselling approaches or advice. For example, a counsellor's secular perspective might clash with deeply held religious convictions, making the client hesitant to open up or trust the process.
• Not Always a Barrier: Conversely, for many, a place of worship can be a source of support and community, and religious leaders can be a bridge to seeking counselling. The key is the cultural compatibility between the client's background and the counselling service.

To be more precise, please provide more context about how a place of worship acts as a barrier in your specific scenario.