The Seductive Patient

Mh, Hollender; Shevitz, Stewart A.

doi:10.1097/00007611-197807000-00011

Southern Medical Journal

1978

DOI: 10.1097/00007611-197807000-00011

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The Seductive Patient

Hollender Mh¹,

Stewart A. Shevitz²

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“…. Although attention has focused on "difficult" patients whose character styles and illnesses evoke negative feelings (Adler, 1972;Anstett, 1980;Book, Sadavoy, & Silver, 1978;Groves, 1978), the emotional reactions of physicians have been investigated in a variety of clinical settings (Chappel & Schnell, 1977;Creed & Pfeffer, 1981;Dungal, 1978;Hollender & Shevitz, 1978;Maxwell & Sullivan, 1980;Miller, Lowenstein, & Winston, 1976). The recognition, tolerance, and expression of such feelings can improve patient care (Messner, 1979) and prevent destructive physician-patient interactions (Maltsberger & Buie, 1974).…”

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Emotional reactions of house officers to patients with anorexia nervosa, diabetes, and obesity

Brotman

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Herzog

1984

Int. J. Eat. Disord.

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The authors present the results of a preliminary study measuring dysphoria in house officers toward patients with anorexia nervosa, diabetes, and obesity. Case vignettes are presented to demonstrate how negative affects in clinicians can interfere with the delivery of goal clinical care. Patients with anorexia nervosa tended to generate more anger, stress, and helplessness in house officers than other groups of patients did. Hypotheses are presented to explain those findings and questions are posed to stimulate future research.

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Emotional reactions of house officers to patients with anorexia nervosa, diabetes, and obesity

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Herzog

1984

Int. J. Eat. Disord.

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Sexually abusive clergymen: A conceptual framework for intervention and recovery

Blanchard

1991

Pastoral Psychol

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Patient-Therapist Sexual Contact

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Simon²

1985

Psychother Psychosom

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We use the catalogue of negative effects of sexual contact with the therapist (part I) to discuss the problems of subsequent therapy. Patient issues center around problems of trust, and anxiety and guilt around eventually exploring characterological issues involved in the sexual contact. From the therapist side (either as consultant or long-term therapist) problems include that of finding the best way of evaluating and understanding the patient’s story (including its credibility); how to avoid repeating, in some new and disguised form, the previous therapist’s counter-transference problems, and finally, the questions of if, when, and how is it therapeutic for the patient to report and press charges against the previous therapist. We recommend an ongoing role for the initial consultant in instances where such charges are to be pressed.

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Emotional reactions of house officers to patients with anorexia nervosa, diabetes, and obesity

Emotional reactions of house officers to patients with anorexia nervosa, diabetes, and obesity

Sexually abusive clergymen: A conceptual framework for intervention and recovery

Patient-Therapist Sexual Contact

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