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Counselling and Psychotherapy after Domestic Violence: A Client View of What Helps Recovery

Drawing on a research project undertaken by the author when she was becoming a counsellor, this book is intended to help counsellors with limited experience to understand the challenges faced by people who have experienced domestic abuse
Posted 29 March 2016
 
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