Treating Shame in Clinical Practice: Somatic Strategies and Self-Compassion - Matthew J. Modrcin

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The course: Treating Shame in Clinical Practice: Somatic Strategies and Self-Compassion by Matthew J. Modrcin

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Faculty:
Matthew J. Modrcin
Duration:
6 Hours
Format:
Audio and Video
Copyright:
May 13, 2016

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Outline

The Roots of Shame

  • Interpersonal origins
  • Developmental perspective
  • Trauma perspective
  • Affective-somatic perspective

The Therapist Shame Experience

  • How clinical models can shame
  • Barrier to creativity and relational presence
  • Releasing the shame response

Shame and the Distortion of Self

  • Shame-based identity
  • Adaptive qualities
  • Defense against connection

When Shame is Activated – Interventions for Working With:

  • Affective processing
  • Somatic processing
  • Observing and entering the shame activation

Therapeutic Strategies

  • Increasing tolerance of shame states
  • Holding the emergence of affect
  • Amplification of positive affects for connection
  • Compassion modeling
  • Managing enactment moments
  • Transparency and self-disclosure

Engaging and Sustaining Self-Compassion

  • Definitions
  • Affective states
  • Somatic states
  • Narratives of self-compassion
  • Set-backs and restorations

Additional Clinical Contexts

  • Couples therapy
  • Group therapy

Faculty

Matthew J. Modrcin, Ph.D., LCSW Related seminars and products: 1


Matthew J. Modrcin, Ph.D., L.C.S.W. is a Board Certified Diplomat in clinical social work and former associate professor of Social Work at Portland State University. Dr. Modrcin has over 40 years of clinical experience, specializing in couple’s therapy, group therapy and clinical supervision.

Attachment theory is his primary clinical lens interwoven with concepts from interpersonal neurobiology and somatic-based approaches. Dr. Modrcin’s current focus is conceptualizing the role of shame in the therapeutic alliance and interventions. He has developed techniques for healing that are centered at the nexus of shame and the emergence of self-compassion.

A seasoned workshop presenter on a variety of clinical topics, Dr. Modrcin quickly engages the audience and provides accessible knowledge skills for therapists across all levels of experience.


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