Connecticut Certification Board
Connecticut Certification Board
The Authentic Self: Countertransference and Supervision
The Authentic Self: Countertransference and Supervision
The Authentic Self: Countertransference and Supervision
Wednesday 17th May 2023
Chaz Franke discusses the role of countertransference in therapy, highlighting the importance of authenticity and emotional intelligence.
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Episode Overview
- Countertransference is ubiquitous in therapeutic transactions and should be acknowledged and managed.
- Authenticity and self-awareness are crucial for maintaining a supportive presence in professional relationships.
- Supervision should focus on mentorship, reflective practice, and ongoing career development.
- Emotional intelligence plays a pivotal role in effective supervision and client care.
- Acknowledging one's countertransference is an ethical imperative in professional practice.
Our primary role is to look at the needs of the people that we serve first and address them as they are, meeting them where they're at as best as we can within our scope of practice.
Ever wondered how therapists manage their own emotions while helping others? In this episode, Chaz Franke dives into the concept of countertransference and its role in therapy and supervision. He talks about the importance of therapists bringing their true selves into professional relationships, emphasizing that acknowledging and managing personal emotions can actually enhance client care. Franke, a specialist in psychodynamics and Eastern thought, argues that countertransference isn't something to be eliminated but understood and utilized.
He explains how self-awareness and emotional intelligence are key in navigating these complex dynamics. Through ongoing mentorship and reflective practice, therapists can maintain a supportive and authentic presence for their clients. If you're interested in the behind-the-scenes of therapeutic relationships or are a professional seeking to deepen your practice, this episode offers valuable insights into maintaining authenticity and emotional balance.