The work of the Sidney De Haan Research Centre for Arts & Health

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Skingley, A. 2017. The work of the Sidney De Haan Research Centre for Arts & Health.

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Authors	Skingley, A.
Type	Conference paper
Year	2017
Conference	Celebrating our Successes & Looking Forward
File	The work of the Sidney De Haan Centre 13.01.2017.pptx
Deposited	16 Mar 2018
Completed	22 Jan 2017
Output status	Unpublished

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