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More Introductory WRAP Events

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Wednesday, 03 September 2008
More introductory Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) courses available from Chrys Muirhead Associates.

  • October 1st 2008 - Edinburgh
PLEASE NOTE THIS COURSE HAS NOW BEEN CANCELLED
  • October 2nd 2008 - Glasgow
One day
Introductory course to WRAP
Download Booking Form (PDF), Course Information (PDF) and CMA Further Information (PDF)

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For more information about WRAP please visit the WRAP section.

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