ALL Co-Director Mac MacLachlan and Department of Psychology Professor, published an article entitled, ‘Structure power and practice: Designing a new rights-based national clinical programme for people with disability in Ireland’ in Clinical Psychology Forum Special Issue: Interrogating Disability, Part One
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Structure, Power and Practice: Designing a new rights-based national clinical programme for people with disability in Ireland
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Clinical Psychology Forum Special Issue: Interrogating Disability, Part One
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ERC DANCING Project Hosts Academic Workshop with Professor Cora True-Frost
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