Countertransference (Therapists’ Feelings) (Rerun)

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 16 February 2020

⏱️ 2 minutes

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Summary

What feelings do therapists feel in session? Why do they have those feelings? How do they deal with their emotional reactions? Dr. Kirk Honda does a deep dive into the 100+ year concept of countertransference.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Psychology in Seattle. I'm your host Kirk Honda licensed therapist.
0:05.9	Please go to psychology and Seattle.com if you'd like to learn more about the podcast.
0:11.2	If you like you could go to the support us page on our website and learn how to
0:16.2	support us. You can also email us at contact at psychology in Seattle.com. It's just me today. I thought that I would talk with
0:26.1	you about counter-transference. What is it? What is counter-transference? What
0:30.9	are the different points of view?
0:33.0	What's the history of the construct?
0:35.0	What's the history of the construct of counter transference?
0:38.0	Okay, so there's really no way for me to summarize the history and philosophy of counter-transference in this podcast.
0:45.6	The history of the concept is intertwined with the history of the field, which is intertwined
0:50.6	with the culture of the various times and places in which it was discussed.
0:55.9	So the topic is too broad to encapsulate even remotely in this podcast.
1:00.8	So please keep that in mind. Also keep in mind that if another scholar were to give a talk on counter-transference,
1:07.0	you would probably hear some similar things and you would probably hear some very different things, some very different opinions in mind.
1:15.0	Therapy and its constructs like counter-transference
1:20.0	are very
1:25.0	in precise language.
1:27.0	and the experience of counter-transference is probably different
1:31.0	for everybody to some extent.
1:32.0	And that's why I love psychodynamic theory, because... probably different for everybody to some extent.
1:32.8	And that's why I love psychodynamic theory because it's so broad and varied and it's open
1:38.2	to these individual philosophies.
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