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Judy Weiser, Director, PhotoTherapy Centre
August 24, 2010You might want to also check out their site “Long Walk Home” which has long been listed on the “Links” page of the “PhotoTherapy Techniques” website (http://www.alongwalkhome.org/), where they also discuss using photography (I did a bit of mentoring of Scheherazade’s Thesis long ago. Very interesting work!