The concept of hope in gestalt therapy: Its usefulness for ameliorating vicarious traumatisation

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Pack, Margaret. (2007). The concept of hope in gestalt therapy: Its usefulness for ameliorating vicarious traumatisation. Gestalt Journal of Australia and New Zealand. 3(2), pp. 59 - 71.
AuthorsPack, Margaret
Year2007
JournalGestalt Journal of Australia and New Zealand
Journal citation3 (2), pp. 59 - 71
PublisherGestalt Australia and New Zealand
ISSN1834-5298
Page range59 - 71
Research GroupSchool of Allied Health
Place of publicationAustralia
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