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Shame and attachment- the body and the Balint Group

Diana BassBalint Group Leader and Supervisor, Sexual Health Department, Homerton University Trust, London, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
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Published online: 04 May 2024
 
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Diana Bass

Diana Bass Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist (BPF. BPC). Accredited Balint Group leader. Balint Society UK. Doctor of Clinical Practice (Exeter). Balint Group Leader. General Practice Vocational Training Scheme. North London Balint Group Leader and Supervisor. SHD. Homerton University Trust. London Consultant Psychotherapist NIHR HS&DR: Care under Pressure 2 University of Surrey UK 2020-2022.

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