Transference (Psychology)
Explore the concept of transference, its examples, and how you can apply it in therapy sessions.
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A key difference is the intensity and focus of the emotions. Genuine rapport is balanced, while transference reactions tend to be intense and linked to past experiences rather than the therapist's feelings about themself.
Acknowledge the client's emotions openly and explore the underlying reasons. This can help the client gain self-awareness and develop healthier ways of relating to others.
Therapists must maintain professional boundaries and avoid letting their own emotions influence therapeutic decisions. Regular self-reflection and peer supervision are crucial.
