How Should Practitioners Respond to Issues of Transference and Counter-transference [2]

This also includes affection for and dislike of patients, and how to utilize either negative or positive emotional forces that grow and emerge in people in the service of healing and/or problem-solving.

Answer by Dr. Hammer

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