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Neurofeedback as a treatment method: perceptions of the child and youth care workers at Durbanville children's home
The study explored the perceptions of child and youth care workers employed at the Durbanville Children’s Home on Neurofeedback as a treatment method. It primarily considered the child and youth care workers opinions, as this target group is considered the primary carers of the children in the setti...
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Department of Social Development
2020
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