People undergoing psychoanalysis sometimes come to love or hate their therapist. Freud believed this was part of the therapeutic process, and called it

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Freud believed that the intense feelings patients developed towards their therapists stemmed from unresolved conflicts and desires from their past. This phenomenon was called "transference." Freud argued that it was a crucial part of the therapeutic process as it allowed the patient to work through and resolve these past issues within the safe and controlled environment of the therapist's office.

People Undergoing Psychoanalysis Sometimes Come to Love or Hate Their