Abstract
Summary Power in therapy is an issue of great import. As feminist therapists, we work to ereate a relationship in which power is shared, and where mutuality is the goal. Yet denying power differentials in the therapy relationship may have deleterious consequences. Believing that we are powerless or have no power relative to others may be one of the most important is sues related to harm in therapy. This article explores the ways in which a lack of recognition of power may be damaging through a discussion of women's relationship to power, power in therapy, and how denial of power may be associated with harm in therapy relationships.
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