Transference And Counter Transference Case Study
Transference and Counter transference: The sun flower was placed in front of the therapist. I felt the working relationship had been more strengthened, and there were support and warmth flowing between us. The flower’s colour and shape brought warmth and a sense of order. It also gave a fresh and relaxed sense like the sun coming out again after a storm.
After this stage of work, Lily no longer had the feeling of crashing down when she was facing the skull. The sense which was frozen by fear began to melt, and she was more willing to and had capable to review and face conflicts. Her conscious differentiation went up, and she gradually had the ability to see the truth and make clear of the mood. Headaches disappeared and the sleeping conditions …show more content…
As it approaches consciousness it first appears projected in figures like mana, gods, daimons, etc, ... whose numen seems to be the vital source of energy, and in point of fact is so as long as these supernatural figures are accepted……But as these fade and lose their force, the ego that is, the empirical man seems to come into possession of this source of energy. (C.G. Jung.1961.p.451)
Tray7Session15 River without bridge. The ice monster. Archetypal and natural distinguished.
To Begin: Lily became soft and emotional. She had enough sense of safety, and did not lock the door deliberately. She could search on the shelves or look around with ease. (Fig7).
Process: Lily’s actions were smooth. She moved the sand quickly. She separated the sand into two halves, showing more of the blue in middle of the tray, and forming river from left to right.
She first began from the back side: The figures lined up along the river in front of Lily. Flowers, a geese-feeding woman, a God-mother carrying a baby, and a red-crowned crane appeared on the back-left corner. A green skeleton, smoking a cigarette and stretching out the hands, sat in the back part. Isis, a snow monster, a wounded man and Pharaoh were on the other side. In the river there was a little pink Dolphin and a coral. And then she put a shell near the …show more content…
The pink dolphin, corals, shells appeared in the middle of the river, it presented that feminine traits was likely to get nurtured and nourished in the river.
Transference and Counter transference: The understanding relationship between Lily and me facilitated our interactions. After she entered the room, she looked at me firstly, and I was watching her warmly, then she smiled shyly. Children could feel the goodliness from the eyes of the mother. I found my love for Lily was like the flowers in the top branches sending out fragrance. An idea floated in my mind -- If I had a daughter like Lily, I would have taken good care of her. Lily faced her terrible mother and had more connection with Great Mother’s nurture and support. I admired her courage. I carefully guarded the space security, holding the horrific monster mother and experience the healing power from Isis.
Tray8Session16 The bridge over the river. The black spider and warm house distinguished
To Begin: Lily’s flexibility and creativity were started to
After this stage of work, Lily no longer had the feeling of crashing down when she was facing the skull. The sense which was frozen by fear began to melt, and she was more willing to and had capable to review and face conflicts. Her conscious differentiation went up, and she gradually had the ability to see the truth and make clear of the mood. Headaches disappeared and the sleeping conditions …show more content…
As it approaches consciousness it first appears projected in figures like mana, gods, daimons, etc, ... whose numen seems to be the vital source of energy, and in point of fact is so as long as these supernatural figures are accepted……But as these fade and lose their force, the ego that is, the empirical man seems to come into possession of this source of energy. (C.G. Jung.1961.p.451)
Tray7Session15 River without bridge. The ice monster. Archetypal and natural distinguished.
To Begin: Lily became soft and emotional. She had enough sense of safety, and did not lock the door deliberately. She could search on the shelves or look around with ease. (Fig7).
Process: Lily’s actions were smooth. She moved the sand quickly. She separated the sand into two halves, showing more of the blue in middle of the tray, and forming river from left to right.
She first began from the back side: The figures lined up along the river in front of Lily. Flowers, a geese-feeding woman, a God-mother carrying a baby, and a red-crowned crane appeared on the back-left corner. A green skeleton, smoking a cigarette and stretching out the hands, sat in the back part. Isis, a snow monster, a wounded man and Pharaoh were on the other side. In the river there was a little pink Dolphin and a coral. And then she put a shell near the …show more content…
The pink dolphin, corals, shells appeared in the middle of the river, it presented that feminine traits was likely to get nurtured and nourished in the river.
Transference and Counter transference: The understanding relationship between Lily and me facilitated our interactions. After she entered the room, she looked at me firstly, and I was watching her warmly, then she smiled shyly. Children could feel the goodliness from the eyes of the mother. I found my love for Lily was like the flowers in the top branches sending out fragrance. An idea floated in my mind -- If I had a daughter like Lily, I would have taken good care of her. Lily faced her terrible mother and had more connection with Great Mother’s nurture and support. I admired her courage. I carefully guarded the space security, holding the horrific monster mother and experience the healing power from Isis.
Tray8Session16 The bridge over the river. The black spider and warm house distinguished
To Begin: Lily’s flexibility and creativity were started to