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A qualitative/quantitative study of human bereavement responses to the death of an animal companion: Educational implications, resources, guidelines and strategies. (Volumes I-III)

By Sharon May (Girling) McMahon

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Category Theses
Date 1991
Pages 1024 p.
Publisher Wayne State University
Language English
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  1. Activity
  2. Curriculum
  3. Education
  4. Health education
  5. Pet loss
  6. Psychotherapy
  7. School Counseling
  8. teaching