The Seven Components of the Emotion Shame
Explore the 7 components of shame: Triggers, nervous system response, impact of cognitive processes, accompanying behaviour and function of the emotion shame.
Explore the 7 components of shame: Triggers, nervous system response, impact of cognitive processes, accompanying behaviour and function of the emotion shame.
Different varieties of shame – embarrassment, intensive shame and chronic / toxic shame – manifest differently and need different approaches to overcome them.
The appeasement strategy can arise acutely in the situation or be based on long-lasting behavioural patterns that often originate in childhood.
Take a short Personality Test based on the principles of Bodynamic®. Assess which character structure resources you are using in a day-to-day situation.
Do you want to rise beyond the shadows of your upbringing and childhood trauma? Explore unconscious patterns, heal emotional injuries and build resilience.
The fawn response (submission, please and appease) as a trauma reaction: Discover the effects, symptoms in everyday life and therapeutic approaches.
The attachment cry is a coping strategy for early childhood trauma. Explore trauma symptoms and survival styles as well as strategies for reprocessing.
Somatic integration and gradually processing of shock trauma stored in the body – strengthening of self-regulation
Somatic integration of developmental trauma, attachment trauma – strengthening the body ego through muscle activation in contact – building conscious competences