Psychoedukacja w zakresie radzenia sobie ze stresem

Psychoedukacja w zakresie radzenia sobie ze stresem – możliwości zastosowania jako metody
wspomagającej terapię zaburzeń czynnościowych narządu żucia
Psychoeducation on coping with stress – possibilities of application as a supporting method in
the therapy of functional disorders of the masticatory system
mgr Joanna Marta Biegańska-Banaś1 dr hab. n. med. Małgorzata Pihut
Piśmiennictwo
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