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physiopraxis 2024; 22(06): 8-11
DOI: 10.1055/a-2298-9407
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Den Therapieprozess erfolgreich beenden – Discharge

Kim Heinrich
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Den Therapieprozess für alle Beteiligten zufriedenstellend zu beenden ist für viele Therapeutinnen und Therapeuten schwierig. Sie wollen Patient*innen nicht verärgern, jedoch auch nicht auf ewig halten. Kim Heinrich beschreibt das Phänomen des Discharge – also des Beendens der Therapie – und gibt Tipps, wie man rechtzeitig auf die Zeit nach der Therapie vorbereitet.



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Article published online:
13 June 2024

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