A qualitative study of transgender individuals’ experiences in residential addiction treatment settings: stigma and inclusivity
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Lyons, T., et al., A qualitative study of transgender individuals’ experiences in residential addiction treatment settings: stigma and inclusivity. Journal of Homosexuality, vol. 68, n. 6, 2015, p. 957-972.
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LGBT, Género, Drogodependencias, Tratamiento, Etiquetamiento, Inclusión, Prostitución, Experiencias, Estudio cualitativo, Recomendaciones, Canadá
LGBT, Género, Drogodependencias, Tratamiento, Etiquetamiento, Inclusión, Prostitución, Experiencias, Estudio cualitativo, Recomendaciones, Canadá
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