Psychodynamic techniques : working with emotion in the therapeutic relationship / Karen J. Maroda.

Emotional engagement and mutual influence: basic issues as therapy begins
Mutuality and collaboration: influencing each other
Redefining regression: facilitating therapeutic vulnerability
Evaluating interventions: tracking the client's response
Self-disclosure and advice: understanding how and when the therapist's disclosures are therapeutic
Managing emotion: affective communication and the role of interaction
The special problem of affect management and treating borderline personality disorders
Confrontation and countertransference anger: overcoming the therapist's aversion to conflict
Erotic feelings: how they help or hinder the therapeutic process
Empowering the client: the road to independence.