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Therapy Interruptus and Clinical Practice,
Building Client Investment from First Contact through the First Session
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by Ronald Mah




BIBLIOGRAPHY:
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  • Sharpley, C. F., Jeffrey, A. M., and McMah, T.  Counsellor facial expression and client-perceived rapport.  Counselling Psychology Quarterly, 19(4): 343–356, December 2006
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