- in psychoanalysis, the intense affective relationship between
the client and the therapist, which to some extent recreates an attitude lived
out during childhood: transference neurosis is the main force behind
cure. In Gestalt, many spontaneous tranferential phenomena can, of
course, be found. These are explored as they occur. The therapist
does
not artificially develop transference neurosis which creates a dependence
on the therapist.*
*excerpts with permission from Ginger, Serge International Glossary
of Gestalt Psychotherapy (Seven languages including English. Order from
FORGE at 183 rue
Lecourbe; 75015 Paris, France) Paperback 1995
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