Resumos
Based on the idea that in the clinic of limit cases, the analyst needs to allow him/herself to contact his/her countertransference, in order to use it to produce a technique and adapt him/herself to the clinical case, we ask ourselves if our transmission processes in psychoanalysis, especially supervision, are prepared for this reality. For this, we seek to understand how supervision used to be thought over the time, from the Hungarian School of Psychoanalysis throughout the contemporary authors, who work with phenomena such as reflection process and parallel process. In this way, we come to psychoanalysts who bet that, through the regression in supervision, connected to the case´s point of identification, it would be possible to produce some more empathic place for the analyst in relation to his/her patient. Finally, we show a quick example of clinical supervision to illustrate a beginning of understanding regarding the presented proposal.
Key words:
Supervision; limit cases; countertransference; regression