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בן-אהרן,מ., אבימאיר-פת,ר., הראל,י., קפלן,ח., גלט,ד., וינר,מ., וסרמן,א., ורז,ע. (1997) המדריך טיפול הדיאדי: אם-ידל ואב-ילד, גישה דינאמית לטיפול בהפרעות יחסים בילדות.  אוניברסיטת חיפה החוג לפסיכולוגיה

 

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