Shame, Trauma and Family Relationships
Drawing on attachment and trauma theories, and narrative and family therapy concepts, learn how to enhance your therapeutic work by exploring how shame can be a by-product of complex relational trauma
What will you learn
By attending this workshop, you will be able to:
- Understand shame as a manifestation of complex relational trauma
- Develop skills in identifying how shame impacts your clients and adversely affect family relationships
- Learn specific strategies to discuss shame with clients and families and to promote healing and enhance connections.
- Address shame with greater confidence with your clients
Who should attend
Practitioners who are working with clients and/or families who have experienced trauma, and where practitioners have the opportunity to have ‘therapeutic conversations’ with clients.
Workshop Style
The workshop uses teaching, roleplay and experiential exercises to enhance your understanding of the role of shame as a consequence of trauma, exploring therapeutic response strategies and interventions.
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