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Imagine a fragile little boy, sitting on the floor in a corner of a waiting room, looking at some magazines. He is alone. He is three years old. I am going to describe his story. First, I will share some basic theoretical ideas with you, and as I do so, the text will alternate between male and female gender, so as not to emphasize one gender or the other.
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Cardoso-Zinker, S. (2003). One Therapy Session: Dialogue and Co-Creation in Child Therapy. In: Lobb, M.S., Amendt-Lyon, N. (eds) Creative License. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-6023-7_16
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