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5 Empathie in verschillende settings

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In dit hoofdstuk komt aan de orde hoe een kinderpsychotherapeut het empathieconcept toepast in haar werk. Ten eerste zal dit altijd in het directe contact met het kind zijn. Dat zal aanvankelijk met emotionele of resonerende empathie gebeuren.

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Groothoff, E.A.H. (2018). 5 Empathie in verschillende settings. In: Vanaerschot, G., Nicolai, N., Hebbrecht, M. (eds) Empathie. Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, Houten. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-368-2038-7_6

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