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The latest issue also features an interview with historian and author Phyllis Vine about the possibility of meaningful reform of America鈥檚 mental healthcare system after decades of failure; a profile of a new web-based resource by and for parents of transgender children; an examination of the importance for therapists of getting enough sleep; and details on the annual awards from the 百丽直播 Foundation.
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