In a few minutes, Valérie Beaufeist loses her footing in a conversation about her last vacation.
With a vague look, she forgets the questions asked and becomes suspicious: Sabrina Paris, trainer of First Aid in mental health, whispers in her ear
“the little voices”
, of those that some patients with auditory hallucinations can hear.
"It's difficult to keep track when a voice tells us that the person in front is 'a spy'"
, understands the young woman.
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