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Résumé: L’autorévélation, consistant pour un thérapeute à révéler des informations personnelles sur lui-même à son client, pourrait être une technique thérapeutique bénéfique. Il existe néanmoins beaucoup de définitions de ce concept. Malgré cela, les recherches empiriques montrent que l’autorévélation serait perçue favorablement par les clients et qu’elle pourrait influencer la perception de leur thérapeute. Plus encore, elle influencerait positivement les résultats d’un traitement. Les autorévélations concernant les sentiments dans l’immédiat de la thérapie ainsi que la relation thérapeute–client seraient particulièrement efficaces pour gérer les événements problématiques en permettant aux affects d’être exprimés et acceptés et en fournissant un apprentissage interpersonnel aux clients. Plusieurs auteurs conseillent finalement d’utiliser cette technique de manière peu fréquente, au sujet des thèmes modérément intimes mais pertinents par rapport à la thérapie, en examinant les besoins spécifiques de chaque client, et en ayant toujours comme intention d’aider ces derniers ou d’améliorer la relation thérapeutique. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

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Epithelioid hemangioendothelioma is a rare bone tumor. The authors report a case of a grade 1 multifocal epithelioid hemangioendothelioma of the foot in a 24-year-old man treated by large surgical resection of the two lesions.