From surviving to thriving: Understanding reunification among African American mothers with histories of addiction
Αποθηκεύτηκε σε:
Blakey, J.M., From surviving to thriving: Understanding reunification among African American mothers with histories of addiction. Children and Youth Services Review, Vol. 34, no. 1 (2012), p. 91-102.
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SIIS R.1007 Archivo
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Actitudes usuarios, Drogodependencias, Estudio cualitativo, Etnia, Factor de protección, Madre, Menores, Padres adictos, Relación madre-hijo, EE.UU.
Actitudes usuarios, Drogodependencias, Estudio cualitativo, Etnia, Factor de protección, Madre, Menores, Padres adictos, Relación madre-hijo, EE.UU.
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