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Hoe het werkt met EMDR

Een reactie op ‘Hoe het komt dat EMDR werkt’ door Marcel van den Hout en Iris Engelhard (blz. 5 e.v.)1

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van der Does, A. Hoe het werkt met EMDR. DIRECT. THERAP. 31, 24–31 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12433-011-0003-4

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