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Black Male Client, White Female Counsellor: Making Positive Use of Transference Phenomena

Examines transference issues over a nine-month period between a white, female counselor and a black, male client. Attempts to show the positive effects that may come about through a non-ethnic- and non-gender-matched, counselor-client dyad and subsequent benefits to clients of counselor similarity a...

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Published in:	British journal of guidance & counselling 1996-10, Vol.24 (3), p.413-422
Main Authors:	Banks, Nicholas J, Ward, Patricia A
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