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Video: Making the relationship between parent and child more visible (Kristensen & Hedtke, TC13, 2016)

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by Stephen Madigan

Lorraine Hedtke begins to outline the new theoretical foundations influencing an alternative practice when working with grief and loss by addressing the temporal positions important to making the relationship between parent and child more visible.

Lorraine Hedtke begins to outline the new theoretical foundations influencing an alternative practice when working with grief and loss by addressing the temporal positions important to making the relationship between parent and child more visible.

Lesson tags: grief and loss, conventional psychology ideas, theory, Helene Grau Kristensen, Lorraine Hedtke
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