Transference and countertransference feelings/reactions are a valuable source of information about a patient's inner world. A consultation liaison psychiatrist has to help the entire treatment team to understand the patient as well as treat the patient. Studies about transference and countertransference in medical settings are insufficient. An idealized transference often develops, usually at the beginning of the treatment, whereas negative transference occurs rarely. At other times a displaced transference, with anger directed toward the medical team or one of its members may develop. Acute intense transference and countertransference feelings/reactions may be indicators of serious character pathology, such as Cluster B personality disorde...
Few aspects of psychiatric training are more troubling to beginning residents than the emerging awar...
The objective of this literature review was to understand and describe the complex theoretical conce...
The threat ofsuicide from a patient can constitute an intense cri-sis. Intense feelings from the pat...
The focus of this study lies in identifying the concepts of Transference (T) and Counter Transferenc...
ABSTRACT This work approaches the theme of transference and countertransference in psychoanalytic c...
Psychological phenomena of the doctor-patient relationship influence the therapeutic process. Among ...
The aim of this study is to investigate the relation between transference and countertransference pa...
The terms 'transference' and 'countertransference' have developed a wide use in psychotherapy and no...
Cognitive behavioural therapy/Interpersonal relations Background. Both patients and psychotherapists...
Countertransference is a crucial component of the therapeutic relationship that is strongly related ...
Transference and countertransference are key diagnostic concepts in psychoanalysis which are unackno...
wo CONTRASTING approaches in regard to the concept of counter-transference could be described. Let u...
Interactions between therapist and patient are influenced by the feelings and impressions that devel...
Objective: Recently, studies have reported systematic relationships between the therapists’ emotiona...
Transference and counter-transference are psychodynamic phenomena with an uneasy history. People of...
Few aspects of psychiatric training are more troubling to beginning residents than the emerging awar...
The objective of this literature review was to understand and describe the complex theoretical conce...
The threat ofsuicide from a patient can constitute an intense cri-sis. Intense feelings from the pat...
The focus of this study lies in identifying the concepts of Transference (T) and Counter Transferenc...
ABSTRACT This work approaches the theme of transference and countertransference in psychoanalytic c...
Psychological phenomena of the doctor-patient relationship influence the therapeutic process. Among ...
The aim of this study is to investigate the relation between transference and countertransference pa...
The terms 'transference' and 'countertransference' have developed a wide use in psychotherapy and no...
Cognitive behavioural therapy/Interpersonal relations Background. Both patients and psychotherapists...
Countertransference is a crucial component of the therapeutic relationship that is strongly related ...
Transference and countertransference are key diagnostic concepts in psychoanalysis which are unackno...
wo CONTRASTING approaches in regard to the concept of counter-transference could be described. Let u...
Interactions between therapist and patient are influenced by the feelings and impressions that devel...
Objective: Recently, studies have reported systematic relationships between the therapists’ emotiona...
Transference and counter-transference are psychodynamic phenomena with an uneasy history. People of...
Few aspects of psychiatric training are more troubling to beginning residents than the emerging awar...
The objective of this literature review was to understand and describe the complex theoretical conce...
The threat ofsuicide from a patient can constitute an intense cri-sis. Intense feelings from the pat...