title: Using the Transference in Psychotherapy
author:  William N. Goldstein 
description: Drs. Goldstein and Goldberg distill the essential elements of classic transference and trace its evolution to contemporary theory and practice. The authors present a thorough, lucid, and succinct understanding of transference, which will be extremely useful for students as well as seasoned practitioners. <i>Using the Transference in Psychotherapy</i> makes a unique and exceptional contribution to the field of psychodynamic psychotherapy. (Aimee G. Nover, training and supervising analyst, Baltimore-Washington Institute for Psychoanalysis; academic chair, Clinical and Social Work In)
zlib_text: The	Analysis	of	the	Transference
  Merton	M.	Gill
  
  e-Book	2015	International	Psychotherapy	Institute
  From	Curative	Factors	in	Dynamic	Psychotherapy	Edited	by	Samuel	Slipp.	M.D.
  Copyright	©	1982	by	Samuel	Slipp.	M.D.
  All	Rights	Reserved
  Created	in	the	United	States	of	America
  
  Table	of	Contents
  The	Analysis	of	the	Transference
  The	Principle	of	Encouraging	the	Transference	to	Expand	within	the
  Analytic	Situation
  How	the	Transference	Is	Encouraged	to	Expand	within	the	Analytic
  Situation
  Connection	of	All	Transference	Manifestations	with	Something	in	the
  Actual	Analytic	Situation
  The	Role	of	the	Actual	Situation	in	Interpreting	Resistance	to	the
  Awareness	of	Transference
  The	Relative	Roles	of	Resolution	of	the	Transference	within	the	Analytic
  Situation	and	by	Genetic	Transference	Interpretation
  Case	Illustration
  Summary
  
  Contributors
  Merton	M.	Gill,	M.D.,	Professor	of	Psychiatry,	The	Abraham	Lincoln	School	of
  Medicine,	 University	 of	 Illinois,	 Chicago,	 Illinois;	 Supervisory
  Analyst,	Chi