Re: Some definitions

Posted by emmanuel98 on October 11, 2010, at 21:44:46

In reply to Re: Some definitions » emmanuel98, posted by pegasus on October 11, 2010, at 10:28:55

I guess my p-doc didn't encourage the attachment. He understood it and interpreted it, but he told me constantly that he was not as wonderful as I thought he was, that he cared for me as a patient but not as he would a loved one, that I was experiencing with him what I did not experience as a child. He saw this as transference and I guess that's how I came to think of transference.

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