Understanding Trauma Lesson 3: Shame and Other Useless Things (SC-0778)
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9m 32s
Guilt is the feeling that we did something bad, while shame is the feeling that we ARE bad. Shame serves no purpose, but can take some practice to recognize and let go of. In this lesson, we will begin the practice of recognizing and releasing this toxin.
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