Within psychodynamic therapy the concept of countertransference is considered as valuable to understand the therapy process. Much of the research has focused on countertransference as dependent to therapy outcome (Hayes, Gelso & Hummel, 2011) and less of the research has been dedicated to trainees view on the concept. The object off this study was to examine how trainees define, identify and use countertransference. The study takes a qualitative approach and phenomenological perception of knowledge. Eight trainees has been interviewed and the interviews has been analysed with thematic analysis. Results showed that trainees defined countertransference mostly as an intersubjective phenomena. Participants identified countertransference thr...
Inledning: Tidigare studier har visat att patienter som är diagnostiserade med emotionell instabil p...
While historically linked with psychoanalysis, countertransference is recognised as an important com...
Few aspects of psychiatric training are more troubling to beginning residents than the emerging awar...
Within psychodynamic therapy the concept of countertransference is considered as valuable to underst...
The view on countertransference has changed from initially discussing the ignorance of psychotherapi...
Inledning: ISTDP-metoden har en växande evidensbas. Metoden kräver högre grad av aktivitet och direk...
The concept of countertransference refers to the therapist's reactions to the client's inner world i...
Therapists’ reactions towards patients are important for the therapeutic process, and is influenced ...
This is a portfolio of academic, therapeutic practice and research work. The portfolio consists of t...
© 2015 The Australian Psychological Society. There is evidence that therapists' countertransference ...
This qualitative study investigated the therapist’s internal processes in the therapeutic clinical e...
Countertransference is a term broadly applied to the personal reactions of a therapist as a result o...
Psychotherapists frequently experience strong thoughts and feelings in working with clients. This is...
While historically linked with psychoanalysis, countertransference is recognised as an important com...
[[abstract]]A Study on a Psychotherapist’s Countertransference during the Process of Psychotherapy P...
Inledning: Tidigare studier har visat att patienter som är diagnostiserade med emotionell instabil p...
While historically linked with psychoanalysis, countertransference is recognised as an important com...
Few aspects of psychiatric training are more troubling to beginning residents than the emerging awar...
Within psychodynamic therapy the concept of countertransference is considered as valuable to underst...
The view on countertransference has changed from initially discussing the ignorance of psychotherapi...
Inledning: ISTDP-metoden har en växande evidensbas. Metoden kräver högre grad av aktivitet och direk...
The concept of countertransference refers to the therapist's reactions to the client's inner world i...
Therapists’ reactions towards patients are important for the therapeutic process, and is influenced ...
This is a portfolio of academic, therapeutic practice and research work. The portfolio consists of t...
© 2015 The Australian Psychological Society. There is evidence that therapists' countertransference ...
This qualitative study investigated the therapist’s internal processes in the therapeutic clinical e...
Countertransference is a term broadly applied to the personal reactions of a therapist as a result o...
Psychotherapists frequently experience strong thoughts and feelings in working with clients. This is...
While historically linked with psychoanalysis, countertransference is recognised as an important com...
[[abstract]]A Study on a Psychotherapist’s Countertransference during the Process of Psychotherapy P...
Inledning: Tidigare studier har visat att patienter som är diagnostiserade med emotionell instabil p...
While historically linked with psychoanalysis, countertransference is recognised as an important com...
Few aspects of psychiatric training are more troubling to beginning residents than the emerging awar...