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... sometimes make certain scale items superfluous . Furthermore , a client not showing for a referral may also reflect the fact that the problem has been resolved ( perhaps as a function of the call ) and that there was no need for further ...
... sometimes make certain scale items superfluous . Furthermore , a client not showing for a referral may also reflect the fact that the problem has been resolved ( perhaps as a function of the call ) and that there was no need for further ...
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... sometimes get " stuck . " We may be so proud and invested in what we have created that we become rigid and unyielding , and forget entirely that the real fruit of our labor is not the elegance of our creation , but what happens after it ...
... sometimes get " stuck . " We may be so proud and invested in what we have created that we become rigid and unyielding , and forget entirely that the real fruit of our labor is not the elegance of our creation , but what happens after it ...
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... sometimes when , trying to be understanding of others , we do not allow ourselves to feel irritated or disappointed with them . Understanding and accepting other people doesn't mean passively accepting anything they do , especially when ...
... sometimes when , trying to be understanding of others , we do not allow ourselves to feel irritated or disappointed with them . Understanding and accepting other people doesn't mean passively accepting anything they do , especially when ...
Contents
The Richmond Senior Hotline A Brief Overview | 3 |
Theoretical Underpinnings | 9 |
Practical Issues Involved in Establishing a Hotline | 15 |
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