Петр Мамонов — русский рок-музыкант, актёр, поэт, известный по группе «Звуки Му», кинофильмам и спектаклям — отвечает на вопросы детей.
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Открытая лекция прочитанная 23 ноября 2017 г. в Кубанском Государственном Университете Бакалдиным Сергеем Витальевичем — канд.психол. наук, специалист, тренинговый аналитик и супервизор Европейской Конфедерации Психоаналитической Психотерапии, эксперт-супервизор Союза Профессиональных Психоаналитиков.
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