Reducing Child Abuse Potential in Families Identified by Social Services: Implications for Assessment and Treatment Paul H. Harnett, BA, MA(Hons), PhD Sharon Dawe, BA, MA(Hons), PhD

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Date: 2009-05-12 22:43:24 Parenting Attachment theory Child abuse Crimes Play therapy Child and adolescent psychiatry Single parent Conduct disorder Parent-Child Interaction Assessment-II Psychiatry Human development Childhood		Reducing Child Abuse Potential in Families Identified by Social Services: Implications for Assessment and Treatment Paul H. Harnett, BA, MA(Hons), PhD Sharon Dawe, BA, MA(Hons), PhD Add to Reading List Source URL: btci.edina.clockss.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 97,91 KB Share Document on Facebook

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