Shame is epidemic, and at times invisible, yet it undergirds addictions, PTSD and depression. Shame needs loving attention so that it can relax its grip on mind and body. As clinicians, we need to approach shame gently and safely so that it is released rather than reinforced.
Conclusive research shows that mindful self-compassion releases the body and mind of shame imprints and embeds kindness and understanding in their place. Mindful compassionate practices as therapy interventions are infusing clinical work with hope, healing and positive outcomes.
Join Mary NurrieStearns for a highly experiential day of training. Learn how to:
An expert presenter, Mary’s teaching is light-hearted and relevant to your work. Infused with practical clinical examples and practices that you try for yourself this seminar focuses on how to utilize mindful self-compassion as a powerful clinical resource in your day to day work. You will leave the seminar with understandings and skill sets for yourself and your clients.
This online program is worth 6.25 hours CPD.
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Manual ZNM051765 (3.57 MB) | 37 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Toxic Shame
Research on the Healing Power of Self-Compassion
Repairing Toxic Shame Using Mindful Self-Compassion Skills
Practices of Self-Compassion and Clinical Uses
Necessity of Self-Compassion for Therapist
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