Deltagerliste - Motivationsterapi Opdateret d. 08.03.2009		Kurset er annonceret d. 21.08.2008
1	psykolog Christian Gad (IB)	2	psykolog Anne Albinus (EAN)
3	psykolog Bendt Skjold Hansen (EAN)	4	cand.psych./uddannelseskoordinator Elisabeth Kragh (EAN)
5	cand.psych. Mette Wæhrens (EAN)	6	psykolog Karin Bagge (afbud)
7	Cand. psych. Louise Holst Oxholm (EAN)	8	afdelingslæge Torben Schultz (EAN)
9	psykolog Marianne Christensen (IB)	10	psykolog Karen Brinck (NB)
11	Cand.psyk Johannes L. Knigge (EAN)	12	Autoriseret psykolog Helene Faber-Rod (NB)
13	Psykolog Jakob Groes (EAN)	14	cand.psych. Stinne Mølgård (EAN)
15	psykolog Gitte Engelhardt (EAN)	16	psykolog Janne Rützou (EAN)
17	psykolog Dorthe Carlsen (EAN)	18	psykolog Eric Allouche (IB)
19	sygeplejerske,spiseforstyrrelsesteam OUH, Kristina Astrupgaard (EAN)	20	cand.psych.aut Michael Nissen (GA)
21	psykolog Helge Børven (IB) (afbud)	22	stud.psyk. Line Storgaard (GA)
23	psykologistuderende Merete Hjorth Rasmussen (GA)	24	cand.psych. Neringa Aasdal (EAN)

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