A psychodynamic therapist would likely consider it part of the therapeutic process if a client reported that he had fallen in love with her.

In psychodynamic therapy, transference occurs when a client projects their unresolved feelings or expectations onto the therapist. Therefore, if a client falls in love with the therapist, it may be seen as a natural part of the therapeutic process as it can provide insight into the client's past relationships and unconscious mind. The therapist would work with the client to explore and understand these feelings within the therapeutic context.