Transference

That a counselor must avoid transference is something that is stressed even in undergraduate courses about counseling theories and techniques. As Christians, we are expected to fulfil the edicts of the great commission. Attempting to do so while wielding the power and influence of a…

many years, patients tell analysts both what they feel is important and what they consider to be unimportant. An aspect of analysis that has both positive and negative repercussions is transference, which occurs when patients view their analysts as parents, role models, or other figures from their past. Transference causes patients to become concerned with pleasing their analysts and, as a result, patients lose their rational aim of getting well (Freud, 1949, p.…

Jane’s estranged relationship with her father is further explored by Hunter through Jane’s relationship with William, who is established to be Henri’s character foil. The involvement of Jane in music is also used by Hunter as a tool to connect and compare Jane’s relationship with both Henri and William. The gap in the paternal relationship between Jane and Henri paved the way for William’s entry into Jane’s life. “The father-daughter relationship is generally the first significant relationship a…

Family of Origin Introduction In short, I come from a family of four children from the Bay Area. I am the oldest of the three girls, with four and eight years between myself and each of them. We are a multicultural, multiracial, and multiethnic family, which had huge implications in the ways we were raised, but also the lens through which I now see the world. My oldest brother dies when I was really young that has had a lasting impact on my family, including my parents’ separation when I was in…

Freud’s theory was based on the retrospective accounts of his patients’ childhood. He got these retrospective accounts through two distinctive and extensive processes, over a long period of time. One method was known as transference: the analyst, usually Freud, and his patients would develop a parent-child relationship (Ethan R. Plaut, 2001). The patient would be the child and Freud, the parent. The analyst would usually have an enormous impact on the patient, which Freud…

The silent cinema offers a treasure grove for the study of film acting. In the absence of sound, it shows performers constructing their respective characters by only using their bodies, not their voices. For this reason, silent cinema demands maximum expressiveness from actors. Rather than conveying their emotions by means of words, performers of the silent era knew how to express their feelings through gestures and facial expressions in such a manner that their feelings could be easily…

This is an example of transference learning. Where Eric learned earlier in life that he should say ‘thank you’ after someone would give him something. With this prior knowledge he was able to transfer that learned knowledge and apply it to this new situation even though he had never…

and psychoanalyst, believes and views western culture as contemporary. This is because he believes that the western culture is constrained by the linear reasoning and think methods (Mackinnon, 74). The extension of human language has resulted to transference extension of language mainly being with synonymous intelligence. He describes verbal ability as the unreasonably emphasize in education mainly at the expense of other parts of the mind of humans. The visual and auditory memory skills of…

flip-side a counsellor can pick up on the degree of match or mis-match, and utilise this in helping the client become more aware of what is happening inside of them. The ability to read emotions can help build and strengthen relationships. Transference and counter-transference can also play a role in how the therapeutic relationship develops, and can be another way of informing the counsellor of what may be happening for the client, based on the feelings that the client seems…

accompanied them. As we follow these families through their journeys we see the emotional toll, the stress, and the heartbreak that these cases have caused. 2.) What is the occasion? The occasion of this piece is main focused on social media, with transference of photos and videos. However, we do see three concrete settings: the hometown of Audrie Pott, Saratoga, California, and the two locations of Daisy Coleman Albany, Missouri and Maryville, Missouri.…