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Apprenticeship Model of Psychotherapy Training and Supervision: Utilizing Six Tools of Experiential Learning

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    Robert E. Feinstein, Ruth Huhn & Joel Yager

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Feinstein, R.E., Huhn, R. & Yager, J. Apprenticeship Model of Psychotherapy Training and Supervision: Utilizing Six Tools of Experiential Learning. Acad Psychiatry 39, 585–589 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40596-015-0280-6

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