Seth’s Shame Story - A Case for the Transformative Power of Compassionate Self-Correction

Without a doubt, the compassion we offer our clients is often a key part of their healing.
But how do we help our clients build compassion toward themselves . . .
. . . especially when they feel frozen and unable to act, cut off from themselves and those they care about? When their ability to be kind to themselves is blocked by a punishing inner critic?
Well, Laura Silberstein-Tirch, PsyD uses two powerful interventions from compassion-focused therapy to help her clients heal shame.
In the video below, you’ll hear the compelling case of Seth. Laura shares exactly what she did to help him end the cycle of shame-based paralysis and isolation.

[@georgialeblanc6449]

Thankyou for this!This video is excellent! This teaching should be mandatory in all schools and even workplaces. I think it would unleash human potential and bring healing to the entire world!

[@AfridiZindabad]

People who benefit from a person being fearful, self-hating and guilty for no reason, would twist the teachings to keep them in that cage. Instead, they would just have the illusion of progressing in this which would keep them in that subservient or easy to manipulate position.

[@attheranch873]

I wish my therapist worked this way.

[@StuWright]

ye hard to find good ones. drs too