Philosophical Counseling as an Alternative Process to Bioethics Mediation

American Journal of Bioethics 15 (1):56-58 (2015)
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This commentary shows how philosophical counseling offers an alternative way for consultants to facilitate "closure" in bioethical disputes.

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Nancy J. Matchett
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