Comment communiquer avec son patient ?

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Explorez l'art de la communication bienveillante entre le kinésithérapeute et le patient en proie à la douleur. Cette capsule vidéo offre un aperçu essentiel des compétences et des techniques nécessaires pour établir une connexion empathique. Découvrez comment les mots, la posture, et l'écoute active peuvent influencer positivement l'expérience du patient tout en favorisant une collaboration efficace pour un rétablissement en douceur. Apprenez comment le langage corporel et l'empathie peuvent transformer la manière dont les patients perçoivent leur traitement et leur douleur.

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