Book overview
New to This Edition
- Chapter on transference and extratransference.
- Chapter on the ethics of self-disclosure.
- Significantly revised chapter on regression.
- Updated throughout with over 15 years of developments in theory and research.
Working with emotion in psychodynamic therapy
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Working with emotion in psychodynamic therapy
Karen J. Maroda examines how therapists’ and clients’ emotions shape the therapeutic relationship and how attending to those feelings can inform treatment. The book addresses therapists’ awareness of their responses to clients, constructive use of feedback and self-disclosure, and the handling of intense feelings and conflict. Case material illustrates specific interventions, including examples described as successful and unsuccessful. This second edition adds chapters on transference and extratransference and the ethics of self-disclosure, revises its treatment of regression, and updates the discussion with developments in theory and research.
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