Theory of Transference (Stefanielle)
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  • Reads 10,912
  • Votes 563
  • Parts 8
  • Time 1h 31m
Ongoing, First published Mar 21, 2022
Mature
In the psychoanalytic theory, there is something called 'Transference'. This occurs when a client projects feelings about someone else, onto their therapist for instance.

This happens a lot in therapeutic relationships. There are three types of transferences; positive, negative and sexual transference. In this book we will be focussing on the sexual aspect. The classic example of this is falling in love with one's therapist. 

In this book you will see how this theory applies to Danielle and Stefania. Danielle is a married woman to her husband Nate Murphy. She has a wonderful career and doesn't understand why she is unhappy. She and her husband are busy people and both think that it might be their marriage. They have decided to start couples therapy. In this time Danielle realises that is not her relationship that makes her unhappy, but the think that does scares her even more.
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In the dimly lit waiting room of the therapist's office, there's a young woman who looks tense but determined. She just finished her session, feeling relieved yet still troubled. This woman survived a traumatic kidnapping, and you can see the emotional scars in her demeanor. Despite her small size, there's a hidden anger inside her, a result of the injustices she faced. Across from her view another person, quieter but equally significant. They seem restless, constantly shifting their focus. They, too, have a troubled past, having grown up around violence at home.They have ADHD, their mind is always busy, making it hard to concentrate. When the woman leaves, she locks eyes with this person waiting outside. In that brief moment, they understand each other's pain, "He's not actually helping us, is he?" She mumbled softly. Though their lives may never cross again, that simple sentence speaks volumes about their strength and resilience in overcoming their pasts. However, eventually they met again, but in the different place, at the same time, but different day. A delicate connection starts to grow between them, intertwining their lives. Even though they know they'll face difficulties ahead, they see in each other a ray of hope-a possibility for healing, for finding peace, and even for love