IMPROVING SELF-EFFICACY?: REFLECTIONS ON THE USE OF LIFE COACHING TECHNIQUES AMONG FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICE USERS
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MORAN, M., BRADY, B., IMPROVING SELF-EFFICACY?: REFLECTIONS ON THE USE OF LIFE COACHING TECHNIQUES AMONG FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICE USERS. PRACTICE, Vol. 22, no. 5 (2010), p. 269-280.
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Autodeterminación, Casuística, Evaluación de servicios, Familia, Intervención familiar, Menores, Programas individualizados, Servicios de apoyo, Reino Unido
Autodeterminación, Casuística, Evaluación de servicios, Familia, Intervención familiar, Menores, Programas individualizados, Servicios de apoyo, Reino Unido
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