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Supervisory countertransferences and impingements in evaluating readiness for graduation: Always present,routinely under‐recognized 下载免费PDF全文
Lena Theodorou Ehrlich Nancy Mann Kulish Margaret Ann Fitzpatrick Hanly Marianne Robinson Arden Rothstein 《The International journal of psycho-analysis》2017,98(2):491-516
Utilizing detailed, in‐depth material from supervisory hours from around the world (explored in End of Training Evaluation groups), this paper shows that supervisors are subject to multiple, diverse and, at times, ongoing intense countertransferences and impingements on their ability to evaluate candidates’ progress. Multiple external and internal sources of these impingements are explored. It is suggested that supervisory countertransferences and their manifestation in parallel enactments remain under‐recognized, their impact underappreciated, and the information they contain underutilized. It is argued that the recognition, containment, and effective use of the parallel process phenomena and supervisory countertransferences are essential in order to evaluate candidates’ progression and readiness to graduate. Common signals of such entanglements in the supervisor's evaluative function are identified. Three remedies, each of which provides a ‘third,’ are offered to assist supervisors in making effective use of their countertransference: self‐supervision, consultation, and institutional correctives. 相似文献
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Residues in the analyst of the patient's symbiotic connection at a somatic level: unrepresented states in the patient and analyst 下载免费PDF全文
Geraldine Godsil 《The Journal of analytical psychology》2018,63(1):6-25
This paper discusses the residues of a somatic countertransference that revealed its meaning several years after apparently successful analytic work had ended. Psychoanalytic and Jungian analytic ideas on primitive communication, dissociation and enactment are explored in the working through of a shared respiratory symptom between patient and analyst. Growth in the analyst was necessary so that the patient's communication at a somatic level could be understood. Bleger's concept that both the patient's and analyst's body are part of the setting was central in the working through. 相似文献