Debra Premashakti Alvis – The Shame Spiral, Release Shame and Cultivate Healthy Attachment

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Debra Premashakti Alvis – The Shame Spiral, Release Shame and Cultivate Healthy Attachment

“Who could ever love you?”

“I knew you’d fail.”

Debilitating and Complex, shame is one of the most destructive emotions. Depression, violence, anxiety – it emerges in a variety of ways that are profoundly damaging to your clients’ lives and Their lives and those around them.

Clients with unhealthy shame present a challenging therapeutic problem. How do you effectively manage something that hides in the shadows … that by its very nature is so excruciating that it pushes people toward avoidance? How do you heal something hidden behind anger masks? and defensiveness? How do you break through to suffering individuals who’ve spent a lifetime viewing themselves as wrong, unlovable, and Unworthy of getting better?

Do not let shame get in the way of your therapeutic journey and Transform how you work with shame-driven clients.

You can watch this video and Help your clients to stop avoiding you and face their shame and Rewrite their story about dysfunctional self-Worth and Transform your condemnation into a compassionate acceptance

Key Benefits:

• Teaching clients how to manage shame without resorting towards destructive measures
• Reduce judgmental thinking and Mindfulness and reactivity.
• Cultivate Take care of yourself-Attachment using somatic approaches.
• Learn how shame can complicate trauma treatment and How to address shame and get your recovery moving.
• Empathy, forgiveness and empathy can help you build your resilience to shame and compassion.

1. Client attunement can be enhanced by clinical strategies that recreate healthy attachment conditions.
2. Consider how shame makes it difficult to treat trauma. and Please describe how shame can help traumatized clients.
3. Consider how shame might be addressed in your self-treatment plan-Forgiveness interventions that can facilitate recovery.
4. You can communicate how shame-triggered anxiety can be managed using breathing techniques that can easily be learned in-session.
5. How clients can deal with shame and negative emotions caused by depression using imagery-Exercises of compassion based on the Bible
6. Examine how mindfulness can be integrated into therapy with shame-Clients who are judgmental tend to be less inclined and reactivity.

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Recognize ShameAssessment Tools

• Shame Guilt vs.
• Multicultural perspectives
• How to deal with shame faster and more effectively
• Non-invasive body reading-Verbal signs and gestures of shame
• Interview questions to assess shame in:
  • Key relationships and current patterns
  • Trauma, whether sexual, physical, or verbal and neglect

Shame and Attachment Styles: 
Clinical Strategies Cultivate Secure Attachment and Self-Show compassion

• Characteristics of shameful environments
• Children are being shamed by adults
• Strategies to create healthy attachment
  • How to increase presence, attunement and resonance and Trust
  • Dignity in telling – titrating shame disclosure
• Secure attachment through the use of somatic techniques
  • Developmental movements
  • Horizontal processing
• Self-compassion exercises
  • Interventions to deal with interpersonal problems
  • Begin to feel your body’s sensations
  • Common humanity visualizations

Address Shame in Your Trauma Treatment Plans: 
Get your body back Shame With Breath and Movement

• How shame makes it difficult to recover from trauma
• The shame of polyvagal theory and The shutdown response
• Shame and Victims of Sexual Assault – from victim to survivor
• Exercises to build connections
  • Treasures of belongingness
  • Mandala for the Divine Child
  • I am meditation – choosing visibility
• Interventions based on breath and Movement
  • Heart mudra and breath – embracing resistance
  • The Peaceful warrior

Effectively intervene in a downward spiral of ShameAnxiety, Stress and Depression: 
Cognitive approaches that favor ruminatory shame

• Put shame into perspective
• Dispute shame messages

Anxiety interventions to the shame-prone client

• Breathe and Strategies to stop panic by moving
• How yoga can reduce anxiety symptoms

With:

• Techniques to bring shame to the light
• Prosocial behavior
• Imagery-Based compassion exercises

The Devastating Impact on Shame Relationships 
Create and Maintain and Repair Couple and Family Relationships

• Unmask shame – anger and Other disguises
• Partner with shame reparation
• Shame resiliency strategies – empathy, forgiveness and Show compassion
  • Practice for forgiveness – Relaxing with mantra
  • Recognize shame wounds and antidotes
  • Mindful RAIN for Shame – Regulate Emotions and Reduce judgemental thoughts

Shame Research and Limitations and There are some treatment risks