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Why are emotions important? Dr Dan Siegel gives the answer!

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All illustrations on the website are made by Ingrid Marie Bøhler Høvik. The interactive sections of the site have been developed using technology from Explorable, and we owe a big thank you to Oskar Blakstad.

The translation of the website emotioncompass.org into local languages has been done by the local Emotion-Focused Therapy Institutes.

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