Roles of the Professional in Mutual Aid Groups

Jennifer Kane Coplon · Judith Strull

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There is no need for professionals and mutual aid groups to view each other with suspicion. Professionals, if adaptable to new needs, can play a valued role in facilitating the process of such groups—and learn a great deal from the experience.

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