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In the trust where she works, there are two therapists trained in working with trans women.
About 100 police officers will be trained in working with the eagles, and the Dutch "flying squad" could go into action next summer.
Griggs has a family history of dyslexia and, having received quality support while at school, she was shocked to learn just how few schools have teachers sufficiently trained in working with children with dyslexia or learning difficulties.
In practice, the users and administrators of storage services have already installed some of these command line tools and are trained in working with at least one of them.
We realize that many adolescents and young adults come to evaluations with some hesitation, and our clinicians are trained in working with people who may be ambivalent about change.
Nurses were trained in working with the computerized RAI-HC, and in organizing family-meetings.
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"Wilson Security staff all receive training in working with children and other vulnerable groups.
Shaw says she received no training in working with people with mental health issues or physical disabilities.
They also receive professional development opportunities, such as training in working with the media and applying for grants.
It is planning to give its senior staff members and up to 1,000 state and local health leaders immersion training in working with emergency response agencies and the medical community, said an official, Dr. Richard Jackson.
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