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Therapist confidences · Interview
Therapist confidences: Eric Bardot
In this new episode of Therapist confidences, Dr Éric Bardot shares all his experience, with incredible anecdotes.
He looks back on the origins of his vocation, the building of his vision of therapy, his advice to the young generations of therapists, and much more.
I invite you to discover all of this in the interview — in French — below.
How to cite this article
Besse, J. (2023, May 7). Therapist confidences: Eric Bardot. Complexe Systémique. https://app.complexe-systemique.com/en_GB/articles/therapist-confidences-eric-bardot
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