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Part 1: Shame brings clients to therapy but many therapists don’t work with it
FREE PREVIEWPart 2: Bringing shame into the light. Shame from our families of origin
Part 3: Intentional shaming. Shame & education. Family labels. Lack of response & covert shaming. Needs not met
Part 4: Sources of Shame
Part 5: Further sources of shame
Part 6: Stuckness. Suicide. Naming goodness. The consequences of shame
Part 7: Shame drives anger & addictions. The squirrel cage
Part 8: Further consequences. Compass of shame
Part 9: Pre-verbal shame. Shame buckets. Lack of awareness & denial of shame. Be kind to yourself
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Shame and Relationships
£10
Shame is one of the more difficult facets of trauma that need to be unpacked in the therapist’s room. This talk provides ways to build bridges, reconnecting clients to themselves, their families and to others.
£10
Juliet shares a Pesso Boyden System of Psychotherapy model: 10 themes that commonly arise when working with people who were sexually abused as children, and shows extracts of client sessions to give an illustration of how PBSP works with the body.
Free
