Transference and Countertransference in Non-Analytic Therapy: Double-Edged Swords
the book makes a contribution to unifying rather than fragmenting psychology, bridging the psychodynamic and nonpsychodynamic traditions.... (Simon BoagPsycCRITIQUES)Dr. Schaeffer arrives at a critical moment with a lucid and inclusive treatment of transference and countertransfernce that can only benefit both therapists and clients as they work through the issues of psychotherapy. This is a calm, professional examination of dynamic realities that enables persons unacquainted with them to learn about their nature and management in the non-threatening and freeing atmosphere that is created by all good teachers. (Eugene C. Kennedy, Professor Emeritus of Psychology, Loyola University of Chicago)