Volume 15, Issue 1 - 2021
Message in a Bottle: Collective Narrative Practice as Critical Pedagogy in Counselling education; A Conceptual analysis of a Model of Presence within the context of five Health Professions; In defence of anger: A misunderstood relationship; Demographics, Personality traits and satisfaction among altruistic surrogates who carry for strangers; Beyond Multicultural Competency: Pluralistic Multicultural Orientation Treatment (PMCOT); Exploring the Feasibility and Acceptability of BRiTA's Individual and Online delivery
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| Message in a Bottle - Collective Narrative Practice as Critical Pedagogy in Counselling Education |
Simon Hinch |
Page: 1-11 |
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| A Conceptual Analysis of a Model of Presence within the Context of Five Health Professions |
Alec Hamiltona, Ann Moir-Bussy |
Page: 12-19 |
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| In Defense of anger: A misunderstood relationship |
Jo Christmas |
Page: 20-25 |
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| Demographics, Personality Traits & Satisfaction amongst altruistic surrogates who carry for strangers |
Sam G Everingham & Katrina Hale |
Page: 26-30 |
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| Beyond Multicultural Competency: Pluralistic Multicultural Orientation Treatment (PMCOT) |
Daryl Mahon |
Page: 31-38 |
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| Exploring the Feasibility and Acceptability of BRiTA's Individual and Online delivery |
Daryl Mahon |
Page: 39-48 |
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