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  • Tweegesprekken

    Een externe onderzoeker en een CCE-coördinator gaan in gesprek over actueel onderzoek in relatie tot de praktijk van CCE-consultaties.

  • Dancing lessons!

    Caring for clients is like dancing. It is important to be able to adjust your interaction style when working with clients and colleagues.

  • The human brain: A nosological melting pot

    A working knowledge of the human brain is a vital tool in understanding human behaviour and emotions.

  • New insights into phasing out restraints

    Sometimes, there are reasons to use personal restraints - on a temporary basis. How do you responsibly phase out the use of these restraints?

  • Open aanbod

    Hier vind je het actuele leeraanbod dat CCE op dit moment biedt. Voor een aantal van de leeractiviteiten wordt er samengewerkt met de RINO-Groep.

  • Gaining Deborah’s trust

    Deborah is a 22-year-old with a moderate intellectual disability. When things aren't going wel, she is put in isolation several times a day.

  • Widening Gerhard’s circle of security

    He wanted to be a gardener. And he was getting there, working a few days a week in the institution’s garden. Then it all fell apart.

  • Andere interventies bij zelfverwonding

    De keuze voor interventies om zelfverwonding te verminderen wordt voor een groot deel ingegeven door de verklaringen n de idiografische theorie.

  • Farmacotherapie bij zelfverwonding

    De vraag is wat het effect is van psychofarmaca op zelfverwonding.

  • Tailor-made medication

    Genetic differences between people can result in different responses to medication. A good reason to use psychotropic medication.

  • Trauma and resilience

    Learning to be sensitive to trauma when working with clhildren can help in relieving the stress of someone who was traumatised in early childhood.

  • Morality in childrearing and in care

    As in the rest of society, the idea of consequences (‘quid pro quo’ but also, ‘tit for tat’) is important in childrearing and healthcare.