Name: Transforming Tragedy: Making New Family— Jeannette Samper
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Sometimes, after family tragedies, children show the way forward. In this short reflection, a Colombian therapist describes just such a circumstance.

Categories: 2004, 2004: Issue 3, Free articles Tags: children, Colombia, family tragedy, Jeannette Samper

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Transforming Tragedy: Making New…

Transforming Tragedy: Making New Family— Jeannette Samper

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