"Placebo effect is probably what we refer to as patient healing power": A qualitative pilot study examining how Norwegian complementary therapists reflect on their practice
Abstract Background Complementary therapists spend considerable time with their patients, especially in the first consultation. The communication between patients and their therapists is important for raising consciousness and activation of the patient's self-healing power. Thus, the aims in th...
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Main Authors: | Trine Stub (Author), Nina Foss (Author), Ingrid Liodden (Author) |
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