Is animal-assisted psychotherapy a profession? The consolidation of the professional identity of the animal-assisted psychotherapist in Israel [Issues]

By S. Bar-On, A. Shapiro, A. Gendelman, N. Parish-Plass

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Category	Book Sections
Pages	297-345
ISBN/ISSN	978-1-55753-651-8
Publisher	Purdue University Press
Language	English
Author Address	baron.sari@gmail.com
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Tags	Animals Anthropology Asia Attitudes Canidae Canine Carnivores Cats Developed countries Dogs Domestic animals Employees Ethics Humans Injuries Israel Livestock Mammals Mediterranean region Men Middle East Non-communicable diseases and injuries Pets and companion animals Primates professionalism Psychiatry and psychology Psychotherapy regions Relationships Social psychology and social anthropology therapy training vertebrates

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