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Choosing your Friends: Young People Negotiating Supporting Relationships

Kate Philip
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Jenny Spratt
Pages 42-51 | Published online: 22 Dec 2011

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Jennifer Spratt, Kate Philip, Janet Shucksmith, Alice Kiger & Dorothy Gair. (2010) ‘We are the ones that talk about difficult subjects’: nurses in schools working to support young people’s mental health. Pastoral Care in Education 28:2, pages 131-144.
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Sarah Kendal, Sue Kirk, Rebecca Elvey, Roger Catchpole & Steven Pryjmachuk. (2017) How a moderated online discussion forum facilitates support for young people with eating disorders. Health Expectations 20:1, pages 98-111.
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