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Family therapy is not feminist therapy: a reply to Cosis Brown's response,CSP Issue 17

Critical Social Policy

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First published online September, 1987

Family therapy is not feminist therapy: a reply to Cosis Brown's response,CSP Issue 17

Volume 7, Issue 20

https://doi.org/10.1177/026101838700702009

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Sue Wise, 'Becoming a Feminist Social Worker', Studies in Sexual Politics Editors Liz Stanley and Sue Scot, Dcpt of Sociology, Manchester University. 1985.

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