Project Description
The following list of types of countertransference was first published more than 30 years ago, by one of the elders of the humanistic tradition in the UK, John Rowan. He was then already modelling an interest and learning from the psychoanalytic tradition, trying to bring a more straightforward understanding to this convoluted aspect of theory. As this handout has been used traditionally, it is still interesting for us to use it for study, but I’m trying to help you read it critically, and I have highlighted questionable statements and significant assertions.
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