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Transference, Countertransference, and Vicarious Traumatization in ...

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Boundary Issues<br />

nRescu<strong>in</strong>g-revictimization “syndrome”<br />

u“vicarious <strong>in</strong>dulgence” as a treatment trap,<br />

especially for novice therapists <strong>and</strong> those with a<br />

strong need to caretake or who are enticed by<br />

the client<br />

umay give client permission to overstep<br />

boundaries, ask for <strong>and</strong> expect too much<br />

umay then lead to resentment/rage on the part of<br />

the therapist <strong>and</strong> abrupt, hostile term<strong>in</strong>ation for<br />

which the client is blamed (triple b<strong>in</strong>d)<br />

umay relate to malpractice suits, <strong>in</strong> some cases<br />

(see BPD literature)

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