Event Title
Measuring Countertransference and Self-Care for Therapists During Covid-19 and Telehealth
Faculty Sponsor(s)
Peter Rivera
Project Type
Research proposal
Primary Department
Marriage and Family Therapy
Description
The sudden onset of a global pandemic put therapists in a unique position; therapists that have always practiced in an office found themselves providing therapy from their homes. With this change, this study seeks to measure two things: the first goal of this study is to determine if therapists have encountered more instances of countertransference since practicing in their homes. And the second goal of the study is to determine if it has been more difficult to practice self-care since seeing clients at home over telehealth.
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Measuring Countertransference and Self-Care for Therapists During Covid-19 and Telehealth
The sudden onset of a global pandemic put therapists in a unique position; therapists that have always practiced in an office found themselves providing therapy from their homes. With this change, this study seeks to measure two things: the first goal of this study is to determine if therapists have encountered more instances of countertransference since practicing in their homes. And the second goal of the study is to determine if it has been more difficult to practice self-care since seeing clients at home over telehealth.
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