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Listening to the Other – A New Approach to Counselling and Listening SkillsListening to the Other – A New Approach to Counselling and Listening Skills

Greta McGough

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Busy life sometimes means that listening – really listening – is not always foremost in our minds when we deal with relatives or those in our care.

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Busy life sometimes means that listening – really listening – is not always foremost in our minds when we deal with relatives or those in our care.

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Busy life sometimes means that listening – really listening – is not always foremost in our minds when we deal with relatives or those in our care.

Key concepts: Active listening, Informational listening, Appreciative listening, Reflective listening, Psychology, Medical education, Applied psychology, Pedagogy

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