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Commentary on “Supervision as a Disciplined Focus on Self and Not the Other: A Different Systems Model” by Thomas J. Schur

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    Dorothy S. Becvar (Private practice)

  2. Haelan Centers®, USA

    Dorothy S. Becvar (Private practice)

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Becvar, D.S. Commentary on “Supervision as a Disciplined Focus on Self and Not the Other: A Different Systems Model” by Thomas J. Schur. Contemporary Family Therapy 24, 423–427 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1019807131155

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