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"A little bit of weight is taken off": A phenomenological study of Celtic folk dance as a stress management strategy for women in midlife.
"A little bit of weight is taken off": A phenomenological study of Celtic folk dance as a stress management strategy for women in midlife.
Dad violence against mom: A very bumpy road.
Dad violence against mom: A very bumpy road.
A call to healing
A call to healing
The role of personality type in college adjustment
The role of personality type in college adjustment
What do victims of violent crime need: a comparison of victims' and counsellors' Q sorts
What do victims of violent crime need: a comparison of victims' and counsellors' Q sorts
Navigating the intersection between professional success and severe mental illness
Navigating the intersection between professional success and severe mental illness
Daily experiences of parenting a child with suspected FASD and the applicability of a psycho-educational group.
Daily experiences of parenting a child with suspected FASD and the applicability of a psycho-educational group.
Group cognitive-behavioral treatment for women who binge eat.
Group cognitive-behavioral treatment for women who binge eat.
Determining quality of life among Indo-Canadians as it relates to their level of integration
Determining quality of life among Indo-Canadians as it relates to their level of integration
An examination of the perceptions of bereaved adolescents in relation to school counsellor support following a death.
An examination of the perceptions of bereaved adolescents in relation to school counsellor support following a death.
Youth who sexually offend: Comparing treatment populations in British Columbia.
Youth who sexually offend: Comparing treatment populations in British Columbia.
Pet facilitated therapy and the therapeutic relationship: participant perspectives
Pet facilitated therapy and the therapeutic relationship: participant perspectives

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