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Journal of Sex Education and Therapy Volume 24, 1999 - Issue 4: Prevention and Treatment of Boundary Violatios by Professionals: Selected Papers From the Fourth International Conference on Sexual Misconduct by Psychotherapists, Other Health Care Providers, and Clergy
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Disclosure of Extramarital Sexual Activities by Sexually Exploitative Professionals and Other Persons With Addictive or Compulsive Sexual Disorders

Jennifer P. SchneiderArizona Community Physicians, Tucson, AZ
,
Richard R. IronsProfessional Renewal Center, Lawrence, KS
&
M. Deborah CorleyFamily Psychology Institute of Dallas, Dallas, TX
Pages 277-287 | Published online: 21 Jan 2015

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