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Attributions
Section 1.4: Adopting a Trauma-Informed Approach was adapted from Chapter 11 Trauma Informed Communication in Therapeutic Communication for Health Care Administrators by Kimberlee Carter, Marie Rutherford, and Connie Stevens and is used under a CC BY SA 4.0 licence.
Section 1.5: The “Five Critical Career Counselling Processes” is a model developed by Kris Magnusson. This material is adapted with permission from the Life-Role Development Group Ltd. Contact the Life-Role Development Group Ltd. for more information: www.life-role.com.
