Insight into Shame
Published on 18. May 2023
Book
Paperback/Softback
112 pages
978-1-78951-491-9 (ISBN)
Description
Shame is an emotion that may affect us all at some stage, and many mental health issues that people struggle with often have shame as an underlying cause. Whether seeking understanding for ourselves or to help others, this book provides help to identify where feelings of shame have come from, so that we might find freedom in God's grace and move towards a more positive future.
Key insights in this book include:
A biblical understanding of shame, and how it differs from guilt
How shame affects our thinking, behaviour and relationships
Helpful guidance on how to work through shame and find freedom
Drawing on professional and personal experience and real-life examples, this book offers practical and spiritual help in addressing shame and finding healing for the wounds of the past.
Key insights in this book include:
A biblical understanding of shame, and how it differs from guilt
How shame affects our thinking, behaviour and relationships
Helpful guidance on how to work through shame and find freedom
Drawing on professional and personal experience and real-life examples, this book offers practical and spiritual help in addressing shame and finding healing for the wounds of the past.
More details
Series
Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Dimensions
Height: 197 mm
Width: 129 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-78951-491-9 (9781789514919)
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Schweitzer Classification
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Previous edition
Claire Musters | Heather Churchill
Insight into Shame
Book
05/2019
CWR
€31.13
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Persons
Claire Musters is a writer, editor, mum, pastor's wife, worship leader and school governor. Claire's desire is to help others draw closer to God through her writing, which focuses on authentic living, marriage, parenting, worship, discipleship and issues facing women today. She writes regularly for magazines including Woman Alive and Families First, and Bible study guides such as Day by Day with God, Quiet Spaces and Inspiring Women Every Day. Heather is the Head of Counselling Training and Programme Leader of the Waverley BA Counselling at Waverley Abbey College validated by Middlesex University. She is a BACP Senior Accredited counsellor/psychotherapist and is also an Accredited counsellor and supervisor with the Association of Christian Counselling.
Content
Contents
Introduction
1. What is shame?
2. How shame develops
3. Shame as a threat-based emotion
4. Strategies for dealing with shame: 1
5. Strategies for dealing with shame: 2
6. Repairing the wounds of the past: 1
7. Repairing the wounds of the past: 2
Appendix
Introduction
1. What is shame?
2. How shame develops
3. Shame as a threat-based emotion
4. Strategies for dealing with shame: 1
5. Strategies for dealing with shame: 2
6. Repairing the wounds of the past: 1
7. Repairing the wounds of the past: 2
Appendix