Angie D. Cartwright, Marcella D. Stark, Jennafer Mountain
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The Countertransference Experiences of Pregnant Counselors Working With Sex Offenders
Using a phenomenological approach, the authors explored the lived experiences of female counselors who were pregnant during the course of providing clinical services to sex offenders. Themes included awareness of countertransference, emotional distress, safety concerns, and clinical objectivity.
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