A growing body of research is illuminating what many of us already intuitively know: compassion and self-compassion are powerful antidotes to shame.
For mental health professionals, this insight can be transformative for their work of supporting so many who are struggling in our world today.
That’s why we’re happy to spread the word about a FREE new Compassion in Therapy training — and we hope you’ll help spread the word to mental health professionals you know too!
Compassion-Based Approaches for Working with Shame
is a free online training for mental health professionals. Over three
days, participants will learn from leading experts in the field, gaining
science-based insights and practical skills through in-depth instruction, demonstrations with real clients, and guided practices.
Learn more and register for the free online training, airing June 1–3 >>
In this free online training produced by our friends at the Awake
Network and the Center for Mindful Self-Compassion, you’ll learn from
some of the world's leading experts on shame, mindfulness, compassion,
and self-compassion in therapy including:
Gabor Mate, MD, Kristin Neff, PhD, Christopher Germer, PhD, Deran Young, LCSW, Paul Gilbert, PhD, Martha Sweezy, Phd, Deb Dana, LCSW, Rick Hanson, PhD, Shelly Harrell, PhD, Kamilah Majied, PhD, Shari Geller, PhD, and many more…
With these teachers, you'll explore the latest research on shame and
compassion; understand the relationship between shame and trauma; gain core skills for supporting your clients in embracing more self-compassion; and learn how to navigate “backdraft” to compassion and other common obstacles.
You’ll learn specific interventions, practices, and insights for working
with shame directly from the founders and leading teachers of Compassion-Focused Therapy, Polyvagal Theory, Internal Family Systems, Compassionate Inquiry, Mindful Self-Compassion and more.
Click here to learn more, or to sign up for the free online training, airing June 1–3 >>
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