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Objective: Countertransference research has demonstrated the importance of countertransference management for successful therapy outcomes. In this study we expand the notion of countertransference management by investigating the relationship between ...
Rocco D. +3 more
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Psychotherapy with suicidal patients is inherently challenging. Psychodynamic psychotherapy focuses attention on the patient’s internal experience through the creation of a therapeutic space for an open-ended exploration of thoughts, fears, and ...
Mark Schechter +3 more
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The relationship between self-observed and other-observed countertransference and session outcome
For the psychodynamic approach, being aware of and managing countertransference is a core therapeutic competency. Research has demonstrated the negative effect of unmanaged countertransference on the outcomes of all kinds of psychotherapy. In this study,
Negri, Attà
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Applied Psychology of Religion: A Psychotherapeutic Case
The case study of Mr. K is used to illustrate how the God representation in transference and countertransference can be identified and treated. The focus of the paper is on the implications of the representation of God for both the patient and the ...
Peter J. Verhagen, Arthur Hegger
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The effectiveness of psychotherapeutic treatments has been widely demonstrated and confirmed by many studies in recent decades. The research focused on the factors of change influencing the positive outcomes of a psychotherapy, putting those that are ...
Simone Maggio, Sara Molgora, Osmano Oasi
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The phenomenon of countertransference has been a topic of controversy since its introduction during the early 1900s. Over the past century, the meaning and understanding of countertransference have evolved, as countertransference has evolved from being ...
Roman, Rudy
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The impact of countertransference awareness on counselling sessions outcome
Aim: For the psychodynamic approach, being aware and managing countertransference are core therapeutic competencies. Research has demonstrated the negative effect of the unmanaged countertransference on outcomes of all kind of psychotherapy.
Negri, Attà
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Rethinking treatment failures. Research on a group of Italian psychotherapists
IntroductionPsychotherapeutic failures involve situational, relational, and personal factors. Dropout refers to a patient’s unilateral termination of treatment without the therapist’s knowledge or approval.
Osmano Oasi +5 more
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A Counter-Theory of Transference
The article presents a sharp and debatable vision of the traditional concepts of psychotherapy: transference and countertransference and the problem field, which they come from. The author, J. M.
Shlien J.M.
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The terms 'transference' and 'countertransference' have developed a wide use in psychotherapy and no longer hold an exclusive association with therapies based on psychoanalysis.
O'Brien, Tom, King, Robert
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