Abstract
This case study of the psychotherapy of a client with violent fantasies describes the effects of bonding and attachment in forming a therapeutic relationship. Interwoven throughout the case study is a discussion of the therapeutic methods of phenomenological inquiry, affective and developmental attunement, responsiveness to relational needs, and an analysis of the psychological functions of fantasizing.
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