Intuiting, feeling and sensing the ongoing transferences and relating them to the life of \..> the patient, patterns of transference in borderline patients and states of psychosis. . \..> Working with positive transference and the. extend of interpreting the negative \.I transference Listening to the rhythms of one's counter-transference: explorations into the notion of counter-transference and its evolving meaning,'as well as a glimpse of specific forms of '"" counter-transference with specific patient groups '~ Attending to' the.' patient's free association. through the analyst's/psychotherapist's .~ reveries, free floating and evenly suspended attention \,; Listening through the not-knowing mode