Research from the U.K. explores the role of shame in relation to psychosis and mental illness, and makes recommendations regarding its assessment and the use of Compassion Focused Therapy regarding its assessment and treatment.
Research from the U.K. explores the role of shame in relation to psychosis and mental illness, and makes recommendations regarding its assessment and the use of Compassion Focused Therapy regarding its assessment and treatment.
Interesting article, thanks for sharing Kermit.
Here’s the full link:
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/bjc.12007/full
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At this point I’m not too interested in reading abstracts outside of MIA, but I love surfing the headlines and intros you write, Kermit. It is my lived experience as a bipolar for 12 years that shame was a huge part of my illness. I appreciate the attention linked to this Adam-and-Eve-old concept.
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shame and low self-esteem are definitely at the root of a lot of breakdowns and in my experience it is notoriously difficult to get rid of.
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