PEP | Article - Samiksa 6, 1952, No. 4: Ralph M. Crowley. 'Human Reactions of Analysts to Patients.'

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Abstract

Counter-transference is separated from rational and reality-based feelings in the analyst. The value that study of these latter feelings may have, both to the analyst and to the patient, is discussed.

This much neglected field leads towards the same ends as does study of the transference.

PEP | Article - Samiksa 6, 1952, No. 4: Ralph M. Crowley. 'Human Reactions of Analysts to Patients.' - International Journal of Psychoanalysis