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289 related items for PubMed ID: 10896738

  • 1. Under attack: devaluation and the challenge of tolerating the transference.
    Robbins B.
    J Psychother Pract Res; 2000; 9(3):136-41. PubMed ID: 10896738
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  • 2. Transference and countertransference implications of psychotherapy conducted in a foreign language.
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  • 4. Transference, countertransference, and abuse in psychotherapy.
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  • 5. Projective identification: an alternative hypothesis.
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  • 6. The adolescent girl and her female therapist.
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  • 8. Challenges presenting in transference and countertransference in the psychodynamic psychotherapy of a military service member.
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  • 10. Projective identification: the analyst's involvement.
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  • 11. Therapeutic misalliances.
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  • 12. Lesbian client-lesbian therapist: opportunities and challenges in working together.
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  • 14. Remarks on transference-countertransference in psychotic states.
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  • 17. On knowing the therapist "as a person".
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