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Fall 2026 Lunch & Learn

Presenter: Brandy Klingman, LCSW, BACS


Presentation Title: It's not you.. It's me: The Role of Counter-Transference in the Therapeutic Relationship-Ethics of Working Managing Therapeutic Responsibility


Dates: Friday, November 13, 2026


Time: 12-1:30pm CST


Location: Virtually via Zoom


CEUs: 1.5 hours 

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About the Event

A discussion to identify and define counter-transference and its role in the therapeutic relationship. There are both positive and negative impacts that can be both managed and harnessed in the relationship between the client and provider. However, in order to properly attend these issues the provider must first know themselves and recognize these when they arise. A presentation meant to provide both clinical and ethical CEU.

Brandy Klingman, LCSW, BACS

Brandy Klingman is a results oriented, accomplished executive with a broad background in behavioral healthcare. She has proven track record in business and healthcare to become a large private employer of behavioral healthcare in Louisiana. Brandy has founded and opened multiple facilities both in and out patient and clinically treats thousands of patients across the state. She believes in high quality healthcare and has functioned at the executive level with multiple-site, hospital management.

Brandy firmly believes in being of service to the community with her mission to promote healthcare by creating a higher standard of care and improving treatment options. She practices in a community partnership with stakeholders and allied partners to build quality, comprehensive programs eliminating barriers to accessibility while creating a financially successful business infrastructure. Lastly, Brandy commits her efforts to providing continued educational opportunities for both new professionals through mentorship, trainings and clinical supervision as well as to the community with continued public educational, speaking engagements, and dedicating her facilities as teaching facilities to serve future behavioral healthcare providers

Learning Objectives

  • Define countertransference and its role in the psychotherapeutic relationship
  • Reflecting on clinician's countertransference as it relates to the resistance or noncompliance trends of SUD and trauma patient populations
  • Identifying and reviewing potential application of clinical/psychotherapeutic intervention for these behaviors to create movement for the patient
  • Evaluate the ethical responsibilities and implications of the clinician with counter transference
  • Review literature that supports the objectives and provide resources for working to improve clinicians insight into themselves and their ethical responsibilities

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