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Promoting Self-Awareness

Infant Observation Training as a Model

Harriet W. Meek PhD School of Social Work, New Mexico State University; Tavistock Clinic in London; Institute for Clinical Social Work in Chicago
Pages 33-58 | Published online: 25 Sep 2008

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Tamara Blakemore & Kylie Agllias. (2019) Student Reflections on Vulnerability and Self-awareness in a Social Work Skills Course. Australian Social Work 72:1, pages 21-33.
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Esther Urdang. (2010) Awareness of Self—A Critical Tool . Social Work Education 29:5, pages 523-538.
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HarrietW. Meek. (2008) A Commentary on David Drucker's “Ask a Silly Question, Get a Silly Answer. Smith College Studies in Social Work 77:4, pages 73-88.
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Wendy Bunston & Sarah J. Jones. (2023) ‘How I wonder what you are?’: what infant observation offers family therapy. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy.
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