Training ''IAPT'' psychological wellbeing practitioners about learning disabilities - a joint approach. Part 1: planning and evaluation

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Heneage, C., Dhanjal, K. and Morris, D. 2009. Training ''IAPT'' psychological wellbeing practitioners about learning disabilities - a joint approach. Part 1: planning and evaluation. Clinical Psychology and People with Learning Disabilities. 7 (4), pp. 3-7.

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Authors	Heneage, C., Dhanjal, K. and Morris, D.
Year	2009
Journal	Clinical Psychology and People with Learning Disabilities
Journal citation	7 (4), pp. 3-7
Publisher	The British Psychological Society
ISSN	1746-6008
Related URL	http://www.bpsshop.org.uk/Clinical-Psychology-People-with-Learning-Disabilities-Vol-7-No-4-December-2009-P1181.aspx
Print	Dec 2009
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Output status	Published

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