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12 Books for Therapists: Working with Young People

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Bereavement Resources: Working with Children & Young People

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Resources for Therapists Working with Children & Young People

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Working with Young People in Therapy – 9 Key Points

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Working with the children of Narcissists

Interview with Rebecca Kirkbride

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Rebecca Kirkbride is a therapist and writer specialising in working with children and young people. Her books include Counselling Young People: A Practitioner Manual*, Counselling Children and Young People in…

Working with Projective Identification in Counselling and Psychotherapy

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Mostly these unconscious projections will just pass us by, but there may be times when we end up feeling extremely troubled, angry, inadequate, impotent or just rather fazed in the face of unconscious projections from others.