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The altered states of consciousness that arise in psychotherapist during work with schizophrenia patients: complication of psychotherapy or its tool?

Консультативная психология и психотерапия, 2009
The article describes the altered states of consciousness which can arise in psychotherapist in the course of work with schizophrenia patients. The author argues that the dissociation mechanism protects therapist’s consciousness from negative aspects of ...
Agenosov M.V.
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Countertransference [PDF]

Family Medicine, 2019
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Countertransference: A Typological Expansion

, 1993
Countertransference was viewed from the perspective of a 2 × 2 × n factorial typology (source × degree of consciousness × depth). This typology incorporated the conscious and unconscious influences of nonpsychological variables and their theoretical ...
Eric Hoffman
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The Dance of Empathy and Objectivity: An Inquiry into Countertransference in Clinical Interviews with Patients Diagnosed with Schizophrenia Featuring Positive Symptoms and Bipolar I Disorder with Manic and Psychotic Features [PDF]

Journal of Advanced Biomedical Sciences
Background & Objectives: Schizophrenia and bipolar disorder are among the most prevalent psychiatric conditions. Owing to the overlap in symptomatology and clinical manifestations, it is hypothesized that similar underlying dynamics may elicit comparable
Aida Baghban, Navid Khalili, Parvin Mangolian Shahrbabaki   +2 more
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Legalism, Countertransference, and Clinical Moral Perception

, 2009
This target article focuses on dynamics that arise in three typical ethically complex cases in which psychiatric consultations are requested by physicians: a dying patient refuses life-prolonging treatment, an uncooperative patient demands to be allowed ...
Rentmeester, Christy A., George, Constance   +1 more
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Psychodynamics of transference and countertransference in the psychotherapy with sexual trauma

The Global Psychotherapist
In this article, we emphasize the nature of transference and countertransference while working with sexual trauma. Such kind of trauma can evoke intense emotional, cognitive, and somatic reactions.
Mariia Tyshchenko
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The causes of negative countertransference in its cultural aspect among psychiatric residents in Tunisia

European Psychiatry
Introduction Negative countertransference in psychiatry refers to the therapist’s unfavorable emotional reactions to the patient, such as anger and frustration, which can hinder the therapeutic relationship and the client’s progress.
D. Mezri, S. Walha, S. Hamzaoui, K. Mahfoudh, A. Ouertani, U. Ouali, A. Aissa, R. Jomli   +7 more
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Countertransference, Dialogue, and Gestalt Therapy

, 2007
An outgrowth of Freud's conception of transference, countertransference was originally viewed as a disruptive force in psychotherapy, one which interfered with the therapist's professional neutrality and objectivity.
Barbara Y., Thomas
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TREATMENT PLANNING, PACING, AND COUNTERTRANSFERENCE: PERSPECTIVES ON THE PSYCHOTHERAPY OF EARLY AFFECT-CONFUSION

International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy, 2012
This article is a rejoinder and elaboration on the article “Early Affect-Confusion: The ‘Borderline’ Between Despair and Rage: Part 1 of a Case Study Trilogy” and addresses the distinction between personality style, pattern, and disorder.
Richard G. Erskine
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Meaning of countertransference in a music therapy student's clinical studies - towards a professional perspective

, 2013
The concept of countertransference refers to the therapist's reactions to the client's inner world in therapy situation. Countertransference within therapy relationships can alternate from the therapist's obstructive reactions to positive ...
Savela, Tiinapriitta
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