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The effects on the well-being of parents who learn and practice Reiki

by Barnett, Deborah A., PhD, INSTITUTE OF TRANSPERSONAL PSYCHOLOGY, 2005, 0 pages; 3160361

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Advisor:	Luskin, Frederic
School:	INSTITUTE OF TRANSPERSONAL PSYCHOLOGY
Source:	DAI-B 66/01, p. 607, Jul 2005
Source Type:	PhD
Subjects:	Mental health; Physiological psychology
Publication Number:	3160361

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