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Episode 275: Working with Transference: Timing, Technique, and the Here-and-Now with Jonathan Shedler 01:44 Why Transference Is Always Present in Psychotherapy 09:03 How Personality Organization Changes Transference Work 16:24 Managing Erotic Transference and Protecting the Therapeutic Frame 25:00 Clinical Example: Triangulation and Seductive Presentations 35:48 Idealization, Splitting, and the...

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