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Cursul Rorschach la Bucuresti Iunie 2017 - Formator Profesor dr Jean Marie Barthelemy , l'Universite de Savoie-Chambery, Franta

Domnul Profesor Romila si  Stimați colegi,

Buna ziua,

Va transmit pe aceasta cale un e-mail pentru a vă aduce la cunoștința faptul că în  data de 22 - 23 Octombrie a avut loc la Iasi modulul 3 al Cursului Rorschach susținut de Prof emerit J. M. Barthelemy (curs de excepție  pe care l-am parcurs și eu format din trei module). Cu aceasta ocazie am discutat cu Dl. Profesor Barthelemy asupra urmatoarelor cursuri ce vor avea loc la Bucuresti in luna iunie 2017 , daca intrunim un numar minim  de  cursanti (grup de cca. 5-6  persoane ). Totodata  dacă doriți să participați la următorele module care încep în luna Iunie 2017 la Bucuresti , va rog să confirmați aceasta printr- un e-mail la adresa ancasimona_hagiu@yahoo.fr , urmând să revin si cu alte detalii.

Numai bine!  

Hagiu Anca Simona

Psiholog/Sociolog

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