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The Potential for Countertransference in AIDS Counseling

It is a primary operating assumption in psychotherapy and counseling that the presenting problem is rarely more than the tip of the iceberg. HIV disease/ AIDS may have presented as a medical crisis, but it is testing virtually every value and institution of our society. Moreover, this testing is not only occurring outside ourselves as we uncover the inequities of our systems of medical research and treatment, or are pressed to confront epidemic drug abuse with more than mere rhetoric, but within ourselves as well, as our personal experiences of the epidemic challenge our most private beliefs and feelings about mortality, sexuality, intimacy, relationship, and self-efficacy.