How to Heal from Shame? Working with Shame in Therapy with Jane Robinson

In this video, psychotherapist Jane Robinson delves into the complex emotion of shame, explaining its origins, its impact on our lives, and how therapy can help manage and heal it.
Watch the full video to fully understand the nuances of shame, its role in human psychology, and the therapeutic approaches to dealing with it.
About Jane Robinson:
Jane has extensive knowledge in the treatment of a range of psychological and emotional disorders. Jane's educational background equips her to integrate various therapeutic methods, including Psychoanalytic and Psychodynamic theories, as well as Humanistic, Attachment, Mentalization-Based Therapy (MBT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) techniques. She creates an inviting, unbiased, and confidential setting where you can openly discuss your challenges. Tailoring treatment plans to your unique needs, Jane offers both short-term and long-term therapeutic options, depending on your specific requirements. Sessions can be conducted either face-to-face or virtually through Zoom.
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❤ so that's nice and good and I would agree on what you said both as a therapist as well as from the point of view of the client. However I find your title a little misleading since it makes you assume that there may be a special way of healing shame. Truth is that it is through the therapeutic process that healing takes place.