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Exploring peer support as a strategy to reduce self-stigma for marginalised children of parents with mental illness (COPMI)

By: Parkinson, A.

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BookSubject(s): Padres con discapacidad | Enfermedades mentales | Hijos | Infancia | Discriminación | Etiquetamiento | Exclusión social | Programas | Servicios de apoyo | Apoyo psicológico | Compañeros | Evaluación de servicios | Nueva Zelanda

| Acción social | Menores | Inclusión | Género y familia | DiscapacidadGenre/Form: DocumentalOnline resources: Path In: British Journal of Social Work vol. 51, n. 3, 2021, p. 849-868.

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