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Persoonsgerichte supervisie in de psychotherapieopleiding

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  1. Alle besproken gestandaardiseerde meetinstrumenten voor tegenoverdrachtsreacties en routine process monitoring zijn kosteloos te verkrijgen bij de tweede auteur: a.hafkenscheid@sinaicentrum.nl

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a. veeninga, psychiater en psychotherapeut, is werkzaam bij Altrecht geestelijke gezondheidszorg, divisie curatief specialistische zorg.a. hafkenscheid, klinisch psycholoog en psychotherapeut,is werkzaam bij het Sinai Centrum, psychiatrisch ziekenhuis van de Joodse geestelijke Gezondheidszorg.

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Veeninga, A., Hafkenscheid, A. Persoonsgerichte supervisie in de psychotherapieopleiding. TIJDSCHRIFT PSYCHOTHERAPIE 36, 108–119 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03096128

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