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Alfred Sonnefeld in Astorga: «the Parkinson’s Disease Needs Open Arms»
Accompanying people with parkinson was the central theme of the lecture he gave at Astorga Alfred Sonnefeld, Doctor of Medicine and Theology. "Human beings are relational, our brain is relational," said the neuropsychology expert, emphasizing the therapeutic and healing role of accompaniment.Read more
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Accompanying people with parkinson was the central theme of the lecture he gave at Astorga Alfred Sonnefeld, Doctor of Medicine and Theology. "Human beings are relational, our brain is relational," said the neuropsychology expert, emphasizing the therapeutic and healing role of accompaniment.Read more
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