Relational perspectives regarding countertransference in group and trauma

Article Abstract:

A relational/ constructivist view that incorporates contemporary trends toward viewing countertransference and co-transference as results of mutual intersubjective influence is discussed. General clinical examples, and examples of working specifically with trauma, are provided.

Science & research, Research, Group counseling, Group counselling

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Countertransference: The evolution of a construct

Article Abstract:

An emerging consensus about the construct of countertransference that has been evolving is presented. The concept of trauma is mainly focused as it highlights both the pitfalls and the opportunities of utilizing countertransference manifestations in the service of treatment.

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