Why do we feel shame?
Updated | By East Coast Radio
If you're looking for ways to change your mindset, keep reading today's Finding You with Lisa Welsh.
Carl Jung, a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, describes shame as: "A soul eating emotion."
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Shame can be a deeply negative and toxic emotion.
If you don't learn to deal with it in the right way, it will continue to fester beneath the surface.
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When we feel ashamed, the origin of this feeling tends to come from ideas and messages planted within us by someone else.
Today, Lisa Welsh is here to teach you how to help release the grip shame has on your life.
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Take a listen to start your journey to a shameless life:
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