Neuroscientific narrative consulting: how to engage our patients

Chum focuses on engaging patients in neuroscientific narrative consulting approach. Narrative approaches to the consultation offer an elegant and compelling way to harness the power of storytelling. It allows and encourage patients to tell that their story that can offer unheralded insight and lead...

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Veröffentlicht in:	British journal of general practice 2018-10, Vol.68 (675), p.484-484
1. Verfasser:	Churn, Peter Andrew
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