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COMMENTARY

A Case for Developing the Emotional Capacities of Social Workers

A Commentary on “Promoting Self-Awareness: Infant Observation Training as a Model”

Susan Bliss PhD, LCSW Private practice in Ridgefield, CT, USA; Smith College School for Social Work, Southern Connecticut State University, USA
Pages 59-62 | Published online: 25 Sep 2008

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  • Rhode , M. 2004 . Infant observation as research: Cross-disciplinary links . Journal of Social Work Practice , 18 : 283 – 298 .

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