Events

Supervision of trainees

of the attended psychotheapy workshops

Published: January 19, 2009 Author: Snjezana Rubcic, Renesansa

When: Tuesday, 1. June 2010
To: Tuesday, 1. June 2010
Where: Sarajevo, Bosnia, Ante Fijamenga 14b
Host: Renesansa / HRH Sarajevo
Contact: Snjezana Rubcic, Renesansa (renesans@bih.net.ba / + 387 33 618 274)
More info: www.renesansa.com.ba

Every first Tuesday in a month, supervision is organized by Renesansa for trainees who attended psychotherapy workshops in the previous month and applied to volunteer every Thursday on the department of glandular surgery to pay a visit to newly operated patients.

At the same time, supervision will be done for volunteers who volunteered at the mentioned department last month.

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