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(2007). Journal of Child Psychotherapy, 33:398-400

Notes for contributors

Notes for contributors

Submissions

Contributions should be sent to the Editors, Journal of Child Psychotherapy, 120, West Heath Road, London NW3 7TU. We encourage electronic submissions by email to the following email address acp@dial.pipex.com. Submission of a paper will be taken to imply that it presents original, unpublished work not under consideration for publication elsewhere. Contributors should note that they must take full responsibility for the material presented with respect to preservation of confidentiality. Papers originally written in a foreign language should be submitted in English, with a copy in the original language in addition to this.

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