A longitudinal study of the turning points and trajectories of therapeutic relationship development in occupational and physical therapy

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RT @AMBS_OrgPsych: New paper by Ayana Horton @OTatBrunel, @davidjholman & Gail Hebson @WorkEqualities on how relationships develop between…

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RT @AMBS_OrgPsych: New paper by Ayana Horton @OTatBrunel, @davidjholman & Gail Hebson @WorkEqualities on how relationships develop between…

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RT @AMBS_OrgPsych: New paper by Ayana Horton @OTatBrunel, @davidjholman & Gail Hebson @WorkEqualities on how relationships develop between…

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New paper by Ayana Horton @OTatBrunel, @davidjholman & Gail Hebson @WorkEqualities on how relationships develop between therapists and clients. A very important topic. @AllianceMBS @Bruneluni @AMBSresearch @HSRatBMC https://t.co/6Dbumd4lhv

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