Countertransference (n.) is the analyst's own feeling toward the patient, and her falling in love is his warning to watch for it.
Countertransference (n.) cannot be indulged a little: our self-control is never so complete that we will not one day go further than we meant to.
Countertransference (n.) yielded to ends like the pastor sent to convert a dying insurance agent: the free-thinker was not converted, but the pastor went away insured.
Countertransference (n.) is the doctor taking a patient's love as a conquest: he must remember that the analytic situation produced it, not the charms of his own person.
Countertransference (n.) sets the outer limit of every analyst: none gets further than his own complexes and resistances allow, so his self-analysis must keep going deeper.