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Connecting with Shame: A Relational Stance

£60.00

Date And Time

Sat, 16 January 2021

10:00 – 16:00 BST

Working with Shame – Course content to follow

About the Trainer: Alan Leach, BSc. Clinical Psychology, studied at the Gestalt Therapy Institute of Philadelphia, USA, and has worked in the fields of counselling and psychotherapy for thirty years. His professional expertise embraces dreams, grief and shame. He was a member of the 9/11 British Support Team in NYC. Alan continues to practice as a Gestalt psychotherapist and supervisor in the UK, but as a sought-after Public Speaker he now delivers workshops across Europe, the USA and Australia. He most recently delivered the Two Chair workshop in Melbourne and Sydney for the Australian Centre for Existential Practice.

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Connecting with Shame: A Relational Stance

Shame can be experienced as a sense of personal ‘flawedness’ undermining the existential core of our psychological well being.

Shame often remains a hidden dynamic in the therapeutic encounter due to feelings of exposure and unworthiness within both client and therapist. The therapist may be taken by surprise at getting caught up in a shame cycle with a client and can mask ‘uncomfortableness’ with the ‘stock-in-trade’ asking of questions, which act like a spotlight on the client and can keep the therapist safely hidden.

The workshop will include experiential exercises, theory and counselling practice related to:

– Defining Shame: a relational concept

– Differentiating guilt, healthy and toxic shame

– Understanding therapeutic ‘choice points’ in the healing of shame

This 1 day workshop, presented by international guest Alan Leach, will take a relational stance to understanding the phenomena of shame, bringing in the therapists’ own experiences and offering ways to work with shame so that the work itself is not shame inducing.

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