Transference and Countertransference in Pastoral Care, Counseling and Supervision
David M. Franzen
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David M. Franzen
Abstract
The focus is restricted to the phenomena of transference and counter-transference and to the exploration how these phenomena emerge in clinical cases. Article concludes with suggestions about the implication of this discussion for the supervisory training of chaplains and pastoral counselors.
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The focus is restricted to the phenomena of transference and counter-transference and to the exploration how these phenomena emerge in clinical cases. Article concludes with suggestions about the implication of this discussion for the supervisory training of chaplains and pastoral counselors.
Key concepts: Countertransference, Pastoral counseling, Transference, Focus (optics), Pastoral care, Clinical supervision, Psychology, Psychotherapist