La sintomatologia de las soluciones

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Kathia Gonzalez C.

Abstract

Este articulo aborda un tema relativamcnte nuevo para los trabajadores sociales como lo es la sintomatología de las soluciones para el tralamienlo de problemas familiares. En el campo de la terapia la sinlomalología de las soluciones significa una forma diferente de hacer terapia ya qué se expone, de manera breve, un enfoque preliminar sobre el tema.

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No. 8 (1998)

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Gonzalez C., K. La Sintomatologia De Las Soluciones. RCTS 2016, No. 8.

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