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In this episode, we explore one of the most powerful skills in paediatric care: flipping the perspective. Children don’t see the clinic the way we do — and their interpretation of our actions often matters more than our intentions.
Using the classic chalice‑or‑face's optical illusion as a metaphor, we look at how the same situation can be understood in completely different ways depending on where we focus. By stepping into our young patient’s shoes, we can better anticipate fear, understand emotional reactions, and adjust our communication accordingly.
You can find this content also in my blog: https://wp.me/pfxEk2-5q
Music by Sascha Ende via ende.app
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By Astrid M. KoenigIn this episode, we explore one of the most powerful skills in paediatric care: flipping the perspective. Children don’t see the clinic the way we do — and their interpretation of our actions often matters more than our intentions.
Using the classic chalice‑or‑face's optical illusion as a metaphor, we look at how the same situation can be understood in completely different ways depending on where we focus. By stepping into our young patient’s shoes, we can better anticipate fear, understand emotional reactions, and adjust our communication accordingly.
You can find this content also in my blog: https://wp.me/pfxEk2-5q
Music by Sascha Ende via ende.app
Soli deo gratia