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Therapeutic relationships revolutionize psychotherapy by emphasizing mutual influence.

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Transference and countertransference: A review
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The article reviews how the relationship between a therapist and client has evolved in therapy. It discusses how therapists now focus more on building a genuine connection with their clients, rather than just following strict techniques. This shift has led to a better understanding of how both the therapist and client influence the success of therapy. The goal is to help people understand the importance of the therapeutic relationship in therapy.