ABSTRACT Understanding unconscious dynamics of racism is essential to considering some of the challenges inherent in providing therapeutic services when differences abound. Beyond ideas of cultural competency, this paper theoretically explores the possible dynamic interactions that occur below the surface of conscious efforts to help. Using the film Get Out as a case study, concepts of consciousness, double-consciousness, projection, projective identification, envy, and splitting illustrate a rich and complex unconscious dyadic interchange. The implications for various aspects of therapeutic involvement – from therapy to supervision to agencies practices – are explored.

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种族化互动的心理动力学分析：走出去的案例研究

摘要 了解种族主义的无意识动态对于考虑在差异比比皆是时提供治疗服务所固有的一些挑战至关重要。除了文化能力的概念之外，本文还从理论上探讨了在有意识地提供帮助的表面之下可能发生的动态相互作用。以电影《走出去》为例，意识、双重意识、投射、投射性认同、嫉妒和分裂的概念说明了丰富而复杂的无意识二元交换。探讨了治疗参与的各个方面——从治疗到监督再到机构实践——的影响。