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Bridging Responses: A front-line worker's guide to supporting women who have post-traumatic stress

Bridging Responses: A front-line worker's guide to supporting women who have post-traumatic stress

by Haskell, Lori
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Bridging Responses is a resource for front-line staff who work with women in health care, literacy, corrections, housing and community services. This book offers information and tools to help recognize responses to post-traumatic stress in women's lives, and to establish a level of confidence that encourages women who have survived abuse and violence to consider referrals to appropriate services or resources.

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BrandCentre for Addiction and Mental Health
Pub dateMar 31, 2001
ISBN-101770522611
ISBN-139781770522619
Paperback38.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions8.5 × 0.1 × 5.5 in
Weight0 lb
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