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Showing 1 to 20 of 53 for “"countertransference"”.
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The countertransference experience of beginning family therapists
The concept of countertransference is utilized by many mental health practitioners to denote the emotional response of the therapist to doing therapy. Family therapists do not often use the term "countertransference,” and they have, with some exceptions, avoided exploring the emotional response of …
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A qualitative exploration of therapists’ countertransference reactions to clients’ aggression
… from the therapist’s account of their countertransferences and internal processes. It provides a relational framework that depicts the complexity of conceptualizing and working with aggression during therapy, with an emphasis on moments of transformation from using aggression in a …
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Understanding the Distinctive Presentations of Therapist Countertransference with Cluster B Personality Disorders
Countertransference is one of several therapist variables that have been demonstrated to impact the quality of the therapeutic alliance. CT that is understood and managed by the therapist has the potential to serve as a tool in better understanding the patient, which puts the therapist in a better …
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Listening to trauma: Therapists' countertransference and long-term effects related to trauma work
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Immigrant Therapists’ Perceptions Of Transference, Countertransference, And Racial Experiences In The United States
<p>There has been a steady increase in the percentage of immigrant therapists in the US. In psychology doctoral programs, the number of foreign-born students has doubled between 1997 and 2016. The present study aimed to examine the perceived impact of therapists’ immigrant identity when working …
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Affective Cultural Countertransference Reactions to Asian American Clients: A Mixed Methods Exploratory Study
… to explore affective manifestations of cultural countertransference toward English-speaking Asian American clients in psychotherapy and to investigate the roles of therapist race and therapist racial attitudes. Fifty-six therapist participants completed measures of affective cultural …
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The roles of differentiation of self, emotional self awareness and anxiety on destructive countertransference reactions
… in predicting overinvolved and underinvolved countertransference feelings and behaviors from level of differentiation of self. The study was a between subjects design with participant counselors randomly assigned to viewing an interpersonally hostile-submissive (low demand) or interpersonally …
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An exploration of counselling psychologists’ experiences of subjective and objective countertransference and how this impacts the therapeutic process
… experience of subjective and objective countertransference within individual therapy and how this affects the counselling process. Historically the available literature suggests that the development of countertransference has been dominated through theoretical papers rather than …
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Secondary traumatic stress and countertransference in survivor therapists: the role of empathy and differentiation of self
… reactions, secondary traumatic stress (STS) and countertransference, in a sample of mental health professionals currently treating traumatized clients who have also experienced a personal trauma themselves (i.e., survivor therapists). First, I examined the theoretical link between empathy, …
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A Counselling Psychology Perspective on the Challenges Inherent in the Treatment of Perversions
… conditions. Moreover, although the importance of countertransference experiences when working with perverse clients is emphasised in the literature, no systematic effort has so far been undertaken to explore their nature in more detail. The present study represents the first effort to address the …
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Exploring interoception through a psychoanalytic lens: an analysis of the relationship between the neuropsychological concept of interoception and the psychoanalytic concept of countertransference
… of their own body state (Pollatos, 2007) - and countertransference – the emotional experiences and reactions provoked in the therapist by a patient (Heimann, 1950). The study looks specifically at embodied countertransference – ‘the spontaneous arousal of physical feelings in the therapist…’ …
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White Therapists’ Enactments And Mitigations Of Cultural Countertransference Responses In The Cross-Racial Dyad: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis
… biases of self and other underlying cultural countertransference enactments may interfere with White therapists’ abilities to provide effective treatment to racialized individuals. This study focuses on exploring White therapists’ lived experiences enacting and/or mitigating the infusion of …
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The power of unsaid suffering: a reflexive thematic analysis on countertransference in psychological work with fibromyalgia and related symptoms
… theory, especially relational ideas about countertransference and mind-body connections. It looks beyond symptoms to view fibromyalgia as involving both a “speechless mind and speaking body”. From this perspective, pain is not just something symptomatic; it can become a form of …
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A case study exploration of the therapeutic phenomena of projective identification, transference and countertransference : a brief therapy with a patient with psychotic anxiety
… of projective identification, transference and countertransference from an Object Relations theoretical perspective. The developmental mother-infant relationship is explored as a model for understanding the therapist-patient interaction in both its normal and pathological forms . Projective …
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A case study exploration of the therapeutic phenomena of projective identification, transference and countertransference: a brief therapy with a patient with psychotic anxiety
… of projective identification, transference and countertransference from an Object Relations theoretical perspective. The developmental mother-infant relationship is explored as a model for understanding the therapist-patient interaction in both its normal and pathological forms. Projective …
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