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            rdfs:label "Using an Attachment-Based Model to Understand and Work with People with Dissociative Identity / Mark Linington -- Exploration of the Relational Dialogue Between Client and Therapist / Catherine Holland -- What are We Doing? Stabilisation Work with a Mind Control System of Altered Identities / Emma Jack -- On Being With : Working Creatively with Clients with Dissociative Identity / Orit Badouk Epstein -- When the Alleged Abuser is Famous : Some of the Problems in Dealing with Alleged VIP Abuse / Valerie Sinason -- The Parts, the Whole and the Real Person : An Attachment Perspective / Adah Sachs in Conversation with Emma Jack -- Learning to Thrive : So Many Cogs in the Wheel / Melanie Goodwin -- Reflective Commentary : The Perspective of an Expert by Experience on Clinical Theory and Practice / Michele Jowett." ] ;
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