Transference and countertransference in Counselling - FREE PDF Handout!

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Transference is subconsciously associating a person in the present with a past relationship.
For example, you meet a new client who reminds you of a former lover.
Countertransference is responding to them with all the thoughts and feelings attached to that past relationship.
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Download the *FREE* Transference Counter- Transference PDF handout *HERE* lynxshort.com/Transference More links - Counselling Study help for students - lynxshort.com/Student Student Study Resource Online lectures, assignment guidance and study support for students of counselling and psychotherapy; resources are mapped to the UK awarding bodies' criteria. Counsellor CPD library for qualified therapists - lynxshort.com/counselling-CPD Counsellor CPD Library Hundreds of hours of on-demand CPD lectures, training and resources to support qualified practitioners with their continuing professional development; lectures carry CPD certification.

[@mominakhan1159]

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[@AppleTY2015]

These discussions are absolute gold. Wow.

[@AppleTY2015]

Amazing!!!!!! I just linked my dislike of someone I just met - with my dislike for someone from my past! Similar looking humans. Thankyou for explaining this concept! I feel quite shallow now! Lol. Fascinating. Really appreciating all of your videos. Tremendous help. Grateful.

[@colmthompson858]

Carl Rogers with Sylvia perfect example.

[@liamhawkins6848]

Really helpful video again guys! Even as a qualified counsellor, these videos are still nice to visit as a refresher and to gain a new insight on the theory.

[@avihalberthal3898]

Hi, your video is fantastic, as usual! Can I ask for the correct format to cite/reference this video (And the handouts) in my written work/essay? Thanks!

[@kaypackard2069]

What if you have a bad transference with your supervisor?

[@mahnoor2775]

What is it called if a client is trying to "copy" the therapist, like trying a hairstyle as them and then explicitly saying they did it because they like their therapist doing it? Is there some way to address it?

[@elegantblue19]

Gosh, Is it that obvious!? 😯

[@mahnoor2775]

@@elegantblue19 I think* its not super common. I haven't heard it from anyone and this is my isolated experience:)

[@neards9612]

Sounds like you're talking about Amber Heard 😅