Developing a framework of support for personal advisers

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Edwards, A. 2001. Developing a framework of support for personal advisers. in: Edwards, A. (ed.) Supporting Personal Advisers in Connexions: Perspectives on Supervision from Allied Professions Canterbury Centre for Career and Personal Development. pp. 49-59

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Authors	Edwards, A.
Editors	Edwards, A.
Page range	49-59
Year	2001
Book title	Supporting Personal Advisers in Connexions: Perspectives on Supervision from Allied Professions
Publisher	Centre for Career and Personal Development
Output status	Published
Place of publication	Canterbury
ISBN	0953725820
Print	2001
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