Connecticut Certification Board
Connecticut Certification Board
It's Not About Us...Or Is It? A Primer on Countertransference
It's Not About Us...Or Is It? A Primer on Countertransference
It's Not About Us...Or Is It? A Primer on Countertransference
Wednesday 10th March 2021
Tom Baier unpacks countertransference in therapy on 'Scope of Practice'. Gain practical tips for clinicians and understand the importance of clinical supervision.
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Countertransference: Insights from Tom Baier
It really is related to insight and self-awareness on the clinician's part...where my mentor could be very direct with me, because we had developed that kind of relationship.
What happens when a therapist's own emotions get tangled up with their client's issues? This episode of 'Scope of Practice' tackles the tricky topic of countertransference with the help of Tom Baier, MHS. Baier, a seasoned behavioral health consultant and Drexel University professor, breaks down this often misunderstood concept in the field of addiction recovery. He explains how countertransference can lead to ethical dilemmas, especially concerning counselor values and self-disclosure.
Through engaging case studies and real-life examples, Baier sheds light on the importance of clinical supervision and feedback-informed treatment to navigate these challenges. Whether you're a clinician, someone in recovery, or just curious about the complexities of therapeutic relationships, this episode offers practical tips and deep insights into managing countertransference effectively. Tune in to understand how to maintain professional boundaries while providing empathetic care.