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  • alienated child
  • case study
  • counseling jurisprudence
  • don browning 의 방법론
  • high conflict divorce
  • idolatry
  • methodology of don browning
  • moral defence
  • narcissistic defence
  • parental alienation syndrome(pas)
  • projective identification
  • splitting
  • the right of access
  • 고갈등 이혼
  • 도덕적 방어
  • 면접교섭권
  • 부모따돌림 아동
  • 부모따돌림증후군
  • 분열
  • 사례연구
  • 상담적 법제
  • 우상숭배
  • 자기애적 방어
  • 투사적 동일시
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  • 서울북부지방법원, ‘양육 및 이혼상담제도’ 운영 결과 분석
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