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ergopraxis 2022; 15(03): 28-31
DOI: 10.1055/a-1722-7047
Therapie

Die Mischung macht’s – Digitale Angebote und Praxisarbeit kombinieren

Björn Crüts∗
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Wiebke Dierkes∗
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Jens Kleinert∗
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Digitale Herausforderungen annehmen und therapeutische Angebote auch online ermöglichen – das funktioniert unter anderem mit dem Blended-Care-Ansatz: Hier werden Interventionen in der Praxis durch digitale Komponenten, zum Beispiel Online-Coaching, erweitert.



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23 February 2022

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