Minimal Training Aids in Response to Trauma
March 31st, 2011
Even a small amount of training can teach people how to be more supportive when a friend or loved one confides in them a traumatic event ...
Even a small amount of training can teach people how to be more supportive when a friend or loved one confides in them a traumatic event ...
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