Die Kraft der Mitfuehlenden Kommunikation

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    Kapitel 9: Mitfühlende Kommunikation –Die Umerziehung des sozialen Gehirns
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    Kapitel 10: Mitfühlende Kommunikationmit geliebten Menschen
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