Fountain House: Creating Community In Mental Health Practice
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Columbia University Press, 2013.
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Alan Doyle., Alan Doyle|AUTHOR., Julius Lanoil|AUTHOR., & Kenneth Dudek|AUTHOR. (2013). Fountain House: Creating Community In Mental Health Practice . Columbia University Press.

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Alan Doyle et al.. 2013. Fountain House: Creating Community In Mental Health Practice. Columbia University Press.

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Alan Doyle et al.. Fountain House: Creating Community In Mental Health Practice Columbia University Press, 2013.

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Alan Doyle, Alan Doyle|AUTHOR, Julius Lanoil|AUTHOR, and Kenneth Dudek|AUTHOR. Fountain House: Creating Community In Mental Health Practice Columbia University Press, 2013.

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