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Non-Violent Communication: Felon v. Patient
I was attending Dr. Peter Breggin’s Empathic Therapy Conference: Bring out the Best in Yourself! So I wheeled into Non-Violent Communication; Increasing Empathy in Private and Institutional Settings: Mel Sears, RN MBA. Mel turned out to be a comfortable-looking older … Continue reading
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Behind the Locked Doors of Inpatient Psychiatry 