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Bubolz, Victoria R., author.
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Social work.
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Wilks, Chrisanne, author.
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Social work.
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Childs, Rachel C., author.
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what is known of these people's stories. In a scholarly sense, this work attempts to use a documentary
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Mahone, LaRia G., author.
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process---that were used to prepare the clinical staff to work with suicidal callers, exploring the
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Schlierf, Emily Elizabeth, author.
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who work with affected children.
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Shaw, Michelle A., author.
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contractual requirements. When asked specifically about the areas of work life, participants most often
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Thompson, Jenae D., author.
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counselors-in-training (CIT) for their work with diverse populations. Current literature explains traditional
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Voller, Mikayla, author.
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factors such as their educational histories, work settings, and client populations. Composite responses
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McConocha, Erin, author.
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experiencing depression, suicidality, and alcohol abuse, as well as with 12 clinical experts who work with this
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Garcia, Adriana Mabel, author.
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related to the work environment. It was hypothesized that males would report more anger in comparison to
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Galll-Ojurongbe, Sandra, author.
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The pioneering work of Odegaard (1932) was the first to link migration and schizophrenia by
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Meagher, Melissa M., author.
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of self of the therapist work was another major finding that should be addressed in training and

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