Confrontation, Countertransference, and Context

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Confrontation draws upon empathy. Countertransference distortions are likely when we find ourselves angry, disappointed, exasperated, especially frustrated, or jealous. Confrontations can also be contaminated by fantasies of being the magic healer, rescuer, shaman, sage, or parent.

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