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Первый вебинар Цикла, который состоит из трех встреч, позволяющих разобрать три из наиболее значимых для работы психоаналитика типов характера
Обсудим как дифференцировать типы характера и работать с пациентами истерического, мазозистического, обсессивно-компульсивного типа характера в условиях стресса, как помочь пережить тревогу, какие приемы самопомощи возможны, если Вы сами у себя определили обсуждаемый тип характера. Формат: Видеозапись вебинара
Длительность: 1,5 часа
На вебинаре:
Мы обсудим как формируются три типа характера (истерический, мазохистический и обсессивно-компульсивный).
Книга рецептов:
- Удобное, подробное, пошаговое описание процесса приготовления каждого десерта, которые мы делаем на курсе
- Полный перечень всех необходимых инструментов и список продуктов (с указанием количества), которые понадобятся
- Что такое сигналы и как их подает птица
- Изучим уровни восприятия сигналов
- Поговорим про оценку поведения птицы
- Поговорим про оценку внешнего состояния птицы
- Осмотр птичника через сигналы поголовья.
Эти шоколадные бомбочки с какао и маршмеллоу внутри покорили всех - так что пора научиться их готовить правильно!
В видеоуроке Шоко-бомбочки от Лили Завадской вас ждут подробности работы с шоколадом на всех этапах - от подготовки форм, темперирования шоколада простыми домашними способами до приготовления этих классных бомбочек!
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