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Participant's in the course Embracing the Other will be offered one of two options as the course is either run as a Stand-alone session or in five sessions.

This page provides the information for both options in the form of participant's booklets.

The booklets are provided in two versions: online as as download documents for printing. 
 

Online pages (with download print option)

Stand-alone booklet
Five-Session booklet
 

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