La Méridienne – « SOS Amitié, bonjour ! »

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Philippe GAY-BELLILE, écoutant et président de SOS amitié Touraine et Anne PETRY, écoutante, partagent leur expérience.Ne leur parlez pas du Père Noël est une ordure – on leur fait souvent le coup. Rien à voir : les postulants écoutants suivent une formation d’une centaine d’heures pour apprendre à écouter, et à trouver une posture juste. Être écoutant, ce n’est pas sauver les autres, ni juste bavarder, ni satisfaire une curiosité malsaine. Comment se passe un appel ? Qui appelle, et pour quoi ? Que dire et ne pas dire ? Et ChatGPT, dans tout ça ? Le grand ruissellement et la grande cause nationale : quels sont les besoins de l’association ?Journaliste - Melissa Wyckhuyse Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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