domestic violence: mode of volunteers in action
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Abstract
The account of experience presented here is the result of a volunteer in a remote town in Sao Paulo - Macaws. It is a very poor field of work the presence and the psychologist, which leads to the need to share experiences arising from this type of activity. It is also necessary to mention that this work was voluntary nature, which underscores its importance, given that making a difference can mean a lot these days. Thus, the text will give a brief background of how the work was, from my initiative to seek this voluntary work, when I decided I would like to act in this area.
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| Authors | ;Adriane C. Vilches |
| Journal | biometrics |
| Year | 2011 |
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10.5433/2236-6407.2011v2n1p122
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