This review explores the book The Strength of the Psychotherapist: Countertransference by José de Jesús González Núñez, originally published in 1989. Across eight chapters, the author offers a theoretical and practical analysis of countertransference as a core phenomenon in the therapeutic relationship, emphasizing its clinical implications, diagnostic potential, and value as a tool for therapist self-awareness. The review highlights the book’s key contributions and underlines its continued relevance for both training and professional practice.
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