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Booked for theWeek: A Survey of the Use of Bibliotherapy by Licensed Clinical Social Workers

Advances in Social Work

doi 10.18060/46

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November 30, 2003

Authors

Rich VoddeDanny R. DixonMartha M. Giddings

Publisher

IUPUI University Library


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