Exploring Shame Series 1, Episode 7: Questions & Answers (85 mins)

1. Shame Episode 7 Part 1: A review of the 6 sessions so far. Shame is a pandemic, and a universal experience.
2. Shame Episode 7 Part 2: Q: Is person centred counselling, with its non directive element, enough to deal with shame issues.
3. Shame Episode 7 Part 3: Q: How do we help our clients navigate the complex boundary between healthy shame and toxic shame, including when working with cultural issues. 4 mins
4. Shame Episode 7 Part 4: Q: Do you have any thoughts about someone who experienced sexual abuse as a child, and is now an adolescent and acting out, and you meet resistance when naming that? 9 mins
5. Shame Episode 7 Part 5: Q: What about Ayahuasca and MDMA for dealing with shame? 4 mins
6. Shame Episode 7 Part 6: Q: How can I work with shame in the here and now with a client, in a way that they can hear my compassion and confirmation of them. 16 secs
7. Shame Episode 7 Part 7: Q: Is it every possible to be fully free of shame. 6 mins
8. Shame Episode 7 Part 8: Q: Can you comment on how a large part of British child rearing is based on shaming the child. This is followed by inadvertent shaming live between William and Juliet. We watch how they process this. 5 mins
9. Shame Episode 7 Part 9: Q: Can you discuss the inextricable relationship between shame and guilt, which are co-mingled in addictions, in a way that is destructive and yet fertile. 8 mins
10. Shame Episode 7 Part 10: How we work with clients to express revenge in a symbolic way. 8 mins
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11. Shame Episode 7 Part 11: Q: Having children who are on the point of fleeing the nest, and are making decisions you don’t quite approve of, how can you handle that? 7 mins
12. Shame Episode 7 Part 12: Q: Working with clients who are in the criminal justice system, perhaps women dealing with domestic abuse or sexual violence and the shame of the risk of their children being taken into care 4 mins
13. Shame Episode 7 Part 13: Poem called: This is not a poem. 3 mins
1. Exploring Shame Episode 7 - Questions & Answers 1 hour 24 minutes
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About this course

£10.00
85 mins
Downloadable audio
CPD certificate

Speakers

Juliet Grayson has worked as a psychotherapist since 1991. She specialises in working with couples and sexual problems. As a psychotherapist she is UKCP registered, NLPtCA accredited, and a PBSP accredited Trainer.

William Ayot is an award-winning poet, author, teacher and ritualist. Over three decades he has hosted and led, men’s and mixed personal development events and rites of passage. He uses poetry and the arts to teach leadership in boardrooms and business schools around the world, currently teaching on the Advanced Management Programme at INSEAD. William designs and leads bespoke rituals for individuals, and is available for one-to-one coaching online.