Using Countertransference in the Hypnosis of Trauma Victims: A Model for Turning Hazard into Healing
Abstract
The article describes the usefulness of concepts of projective identification and the relational/structure model of countertransference in the treatment of trauma victims. Case examples are presented to illustrate how concordant, complementary, and indirect countertransference may be useful diagnostically and therapeutically.
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