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Beyond the Verdict: Shame, Self-Worth, and the Therapeutic Stance

Many clients arrive living under a standing verdict: that something is wrong with them. This training works with the clinical literature on shame, contingent self-worth, and self-compassion, and with the practitioner's own stance as a clinical instrument. Practice validation that reaches a client in shame, recognize when a therapeutic frame reinforces the verdict, and apply the six practices of The QP ROOTED Model with clients and in your own professional life. Grounded in Brown, Neff, Crocker, and Linehan.

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January 29

Generative Conflict: Disagreement as Ethical Practice