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About
the Author
Richard Harrison currently performs repair as a Registered Psychologist
in private practice at the Vancouver Couple and Family
Institute. Harrison received a Ph.D. from the University
of British Columbia, where he teaches in the Counselling
Psychology program. Previously, Dr. Harrison has worked
as a community mental health therapist, elementary school
teacher, film production executive, and independent producer/director
of award winning video documentaries. For more information,
please contact him by phone: (604) 677-3286 x 305; or via
email: dr.richardharrison@shaw.ca
The author wishes to thank the following for their contributions
to this piece: Martin Elliott, Lynn Fels, Marv Westwood,
Sarah Morley, Josette Belanger, Josee Gagnon, Barry the
guitarist, Laura Lefave, Ticket, Saul Harrison, and Ruth
Seltzer Harrison.
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