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The Healing Forest Metaphor Revisited: The Seen and “Unseen World” of Drug Use

Jan Gryczynski Friends Research Institute, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
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Jeannette Johnson Friends Research Institute, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
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Don Coyhis White Bison, Inc., Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
Pages 475-484 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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