In Touch, a history of the haptotherapy profession in the Netherlands.

Special issue 2016

Author Verhoeven T. H. G.

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This publication of “In Touch” is the translation of “Werken met Gevoel. Geschiedenis van het beroep haptotherapeut in Nederland”, written by Prof. Dr. Dolly Verhoeven.

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Keywords Haptotherapy Haptotherapy profession history IJHH the netherlands

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Verhoeven T. H. G.. (2016). In Touch, a history of the haptotherapy profession in the Netherlands.. In International Journal of Haptonomy and Haptotherapy, 4(1), 1-59.

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