Shame in pastoral psychotherapy |
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| Authors: | J. Earl Thompson Jr. |
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| Affiliation: | (1) Andover Newton Theological School, USA;(2) Newton Centre, 210 Herrick Road, 02159, MA |
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| Abstract: | This essay contends that pastoral psychotherapy is an arena of shame for clients and therapists. If unacknowledged, shame can undermine therapy and injure all participants. The approach is to provide a succinct typology of shame, to describe how shame is woven into the structure and process of psychotherapy, and to offer seven ways therapists can work creatively with shame in psychotherapy and turn it into a healing resource. |
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