TRANSFERENCE AND COUNTERTRANSFERENCE
that it could be controlled, or even avoided, by thetherapist. This is essentially the approach of Alexander and French (2) in their brief psychoanalytic therapy. Transference, in the technical psychoanalytic sense which has been discussed above, is not inevitable in psychotherapy, and may be undesirable in …
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