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Unpacking, Transforming and Healing Shame: Clinical Interventions for Mental Health Practitioners
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1. Shame is _____________________. It is rooted in early childhood experiences and unhealed experiences passed down by our caregivers and ancestors.
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2. Shame is the root of all _____________________.
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3. ___________________ can feel so unbearable that people engage in addictions to numb from those feelings.
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4. Adults shamed as children often feel _________________________ towards the qualities in others that they feel ashamed of in themselves.
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5. The internalized belief that things must be done perfectly or not at all frequently leads to:
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6. Self-reflection and change becomes possible with:
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7. Which of the following is a somatic healing modality that can be used to treat shame?
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8. Key ingredients for healing shame include:
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9. Where there is honesty and ____________________, shame cannot survive.
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10. The shaming of others is rooted in our own __________________________ experiences of being shamed and not knowing our own goodness.
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