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Understanding one's personal issues and emotional reactions- one's "countertransference"- has long been recognized as a core competency in ministry. Now new understandings of intersubjectivity, mutual influence, shared wisdom (both conscious and unconscious), and multicultural dynamics in the caring relationship are bringing promising new possibilities and challenges to pastoral practice.

PrefaceIntroductionp. 1Countertransference: A History of the Conceptp. 9The History of Countertransference in Pastoral Care and Counselingp. 26The Relational Paradigm: Postmodern Concepts of Countertransference and Intersubjectivityp. 35The Relational Paradigm in Pastoral Assessment and Theological Reflectionp. 61The Relational Paradigm in Pastoral Carep. 86The Relational Paradigm in Pastoral Psychotherapyp. 131Toward a Relational Theology: God-in-Relationp. 181Notesp. 195Index of Namesp. 235Index of Subjectsp. 238Table of Contents provided by Blackwell. All Rights Reserved.