Deshaming Our Emotions
Exploring the concept of shame through an attachment lens reveals its origins in childhood experiences. By understanding how shame can serve as a protective mechanism, we can proactively work to deshame our behaviors and those of our children. The discussion emphasizes the importance of creating a secure environment where emotions can be expressed freely, rather than suppressed, fostering healthier emotional development.In this clip
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Be Well by Kelly Leveque
151. Cultivating the Good Inside Our Kids and Ourselves with Dr. Becky Kennedy
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