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Culturally responsive adaptations to trauma identification and treatment with deaf and hard of hearing youth [article]

Sarah Joanna Schoffstall
2017

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for their tremendous efforts. All of these individuals contributed with full force critical thoughts, open hearts, and intense energy so that this project could be propelled forward. I would also like to acknowledge the supportive role played by Dr. Carrie Lou Garberoglio, Jackie Caemmerer, and Mark Bond. This is a remarkable group of people. My family: three individuals who love me best and have sacrificed time, money, blood, sweat, tears, everything they could, to support my academic,
more » ... onal, and personal success in Austin, Texas. This dissertation is a testament to their unconditional love and support as well as to the infamous "nose to the grindstone" Schoffstall gene. Thank you.
doi:10.15781/t23t9dr4f fatcat:ldbpphjlmzda7dhqo4kq6x7fia
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Sarah Joanna Schoffstall. "Culturally responsive adaptations to trauma identification and treatment with deaf and hard of hearing youth." (2017)