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English: Colleen Cousins, Nella Charles, Karen Smith and Imogen O'Neill all teach into Family Therapy subjects. They use video to introduce topics and provide weekly feedback to students online. In this interview, they talk about their experiences with the method, and how they felt online video might work with the teaching of therapy practice.
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