Countertransference With The Personality Disordered Patient
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Recent research suggests that the therapeutic alliance and the ability to heal ruptures in the therapeutic relationship are key elements of successful treatment for individuals with personality disorders. Yet, these patients tend to stimulate
strong countertransference reactions that can derail the treatment. This seminar elucidates common countertransference reactions to each of the personality disorders. There is also discussion about how to manage these reactions and to use them to better
understand the patient and thus, provide better care.
Outline
History of countertransference
Common countertransference reactions
Empirical studies of countertransference
Projective Identification
Countertransference with the Peronality Disorders
Self-Disclosure
Common countertransference reactions
Empirical studies of countertransference
Projective Identification
Countertransference with the Peronality Disorders
Self-Disclosure
Speaker/s
Keith Hannan, Ph.D. earned his Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Auburn University in 1989. He has worked with adolescents in a variety of settings including inpatient psychiatric units, community mental health centers, private practice, and juvenile
services facilities for both boys and girls. He has directed an APA-accredited pre-doctoral internship and taught a psychotherapy seminar for psychology interns. He is currently the Director of Behavioral Health Services for a juvenile services facility for
girls. In this capacity, he provides clinical supervision for mental health staff, designs behavior management systems, and consults with administrative staff. He also conducts post-adjudicatory evaluations with adolescent offenders for the Circuit Court in
Baltimore. He has conducted over 600 such evaluations. He has participated in the training of many psychologists. In addition, he has assisted in training direct care staff in numerous facilities for juvenile offenders.
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