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transference

The life of a PK

March 22, 2019 //  by Tony White

I immediately found this an interesting discussion because I am also a PK. I am a psychologist’s kid (or psychotherapists kid).

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Category: UncategorizedTag: pastors kid, transference

The need of individualism in therapy

March 13, 2016 //  by Tony White

The redecision work brings a sense of more clarity to the work with a discrete beginning and end and also to the two participants involved here (therapist and client). It allows them to experience a sense of “I” in the therapy.

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Category: Personality, Psychotherapy, RelationshipTag: relationship, transference

Three alternate responses to transference

February 27, 2016 //  by Tony White

2. Reparenting or relational. Instead of explaining the transactions, the therapist invites the client to express the anger at the therapist directly.

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Category: Marriage, PsychotherapyTag: Ego states, therapy, transference

The Doctor of Love

July 4, 2015 //  by Tony White

They don’t fall in love with the therapist, instead they fall in love with a shadow of a person where they fill in the gaps with positive personality features.

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Category: Psychotherapy, RelationshipTag: Free child, relationships, therapy, transference

Three ways of using transference in therapy

March 27, 2015 //  by Tony White

The client is then asked to respond to the therapist, who is now seen as say mother, in a way they always wanted to, but never did as a child. For instance the client may have been angry at mother but never expressed it, or they only expressed it in a passive aggressive way.

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Category: Psychotherapy, Relationship, UncategorizedTag: counter transference, psychotherapy, transference

Characteristics of transference

March 13, 2015 //  by Tony White

Transference neurosis refers to the situation in psychotherapy where the client will establish the same type and pattern of relationship with the therapist that he had with his original mother and father.

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Category: counselling, Psychotherapy, RelationshipTag: Ego states, therapy, transference

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