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Shame is perhaps the most painful of all emotions. It is at the root of the inner critic, perfectionism, depression, eating disorders and addiction. It binds with other emotions, such as anger, fear and grief, so that it’s often hard to detect. Curiosity is the opposite of shame. In this workshop On-Demand, you will learn to help clients repair the impact of toxic shame in a way that is deep and long-lasting and actually begin to transform their shame into a powerful ally that will help them make better life decisions and live with more vitality and self-esteem.
Whether you practice in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, or any other country, our credits are valid for all the organizations. (Read more). Please note that the CPD/CE credits will be available 15 days after the event has ended.
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The “Healing Shame” course, led by Sheila Rubin and Bret Lyon, offers a comprehensive exploration of shame and its therapeutic implications. This training provides therapists with a deep understanding of shame’s definition, evolutionary purpose, and physiological impact. Participants learn about shame’s effect on the nervous system and various reactions to it, including denial, self-attack, and withdrawal.
The course emphasizes the importance of repairing the “interpersonal bridge” to heal shame. Therapists are taught specific techniques for working with shame, such as slowing down the process, offering unconditional positive regard, and utilizing presence, play, and empathy. A unique model is introduced to guide client attention through different realms of experience: cognitive, imaginal, interpersonal, and spiritual.
Special attention is given to shame repair strategies, including normalization, education, and cognitive reframing. The program integrates theories on shame, trauma, and attachment, offering a multidimensional perspective. It also provides practical resources and an extensive bibliography for further study, making this training a valuable resource for mental health professionals seeking to enhance their effectiveness in treating shame-related issues.
The course combines three theoretical streams: Shame Theory, Trauma Theory, and Attachment Theory, drawing from the works of renowned experts in these fields. This integration allows for a comprehensive approach to understanding and treating shame in clinical practice.
Bret Lyon, PhD, SEP is a founder and co-director of the Center for Healing Shame, and co-creator of the Healing Shame–Lyon/Rubin Method. Through their popular workshops, he and his wife, Sheila Rubin, have taught thousands of psychotherapists, coaches, and other helping professionals across the world how to more effectively identify and work with shame. Bret also writes regularly for Psychology Today. Bret holds doctorates in both psychology and drama and, in a past life, has taught at Tufts University, Pomona College, and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, as well as writing and directing plays in regional theater and off-off Broadway.
Sheila Rubin is a Marriage and Family Therapist, a Registered Drama Therapist and Board-Certified trainer with her private practice in Berkeley. She is co-creator and co-director for the Center for Healing Shame, a CE provider to teach therapists and helping professionals how to work with shame. She has traveled teaching healing shame workshops to the US and Canada. She has taught at CIIS and JFK as well as been in private practice. Her teaching and writing have been featured in 6 chapters and many articles. She is the co-author, together with her husband, Bret Lyon, of the paradigm shifting book “Embracing Shame, How to Stop Resisting Shame and Turn it into a Powerful Ally”, published by Sounds True Publishers.
US$ 289
Whether you practice in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, or any other country, our credits are valid for all the organizations. (Read more). Please note that the CPD/CE credits will be available 15 days after the event has ended.
US$ 289
Understanding, Reducing and Transforming Shame
The dynamics of shame, its evolutionary purpose and how it can be transformed. How to understand and work with the most powerful and mysterious of emotions.
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