The Business of Art Therapy: Exploring Art Therapists’ Professional Sustainability in Canada Through Extrinsic Factors and Systems of Influence (Le marché de l’art-thérapie : exploration de la durabilité professionnelle des art-thérapeutes au Canada au travers des facteurs extrinsèques et des systèmes d’influence)

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