An edition of Coming home (2003)

Coming home

healing and renewal as transformative learning, a healing narrative for practitioners in helping professions and social and environmental justice

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Sandy H. Greer
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An edition of Coming home (2003)

Coming home

healing and renewal as transformative learning, a healing narrative for practitioners in helping professions and social and environmental justice

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English
Pages
365

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Subjects
Social justice, Life change events, Holism, Healing, Psychosynthesis

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Coming home: healing and renewal as transformative learning, a healing narrative for practitioners in helping professions and social and environmental justice
2003
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Thesis (Ph.d.)--University of Toronto, 2003.

Includes bibliographical references (leaves 343-353)

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xii, 365 p. :
Number of pages
365

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OL19109598M
ISBN 10
0612945464

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