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Hidden Emotions

Hidden Emotions

May 18, 2015 by webmaster

This episode concludes Safe Space Radio’s series on loneliness, guilt, humiliation, and jealousy with a story that combines all four. We also revisit an earlier interview with Dr. Aaron Lazare about shame and humiliation and how these self-conscious emotions intersect with the feelings we hide.

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Filed Under: Emotions, Mental Health Tagged With: difficult conversations, difficult feelings, Hidden Emotions, Shame, stigma, talking

Working with Jealousy

April 27, 2015 by webmaster

This episode of Safe Space Radio features two stories from people who have experienced jealousy in their professional lives—from the kind of jealousy that makes you feel inferior, to the kind that makes you want to disappear. We explore where it comes from and how to change our relationship to it.

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Filed Under: Emotions, Mental Health Tagged With: coworkers, difficult conversations, Friendship, Hidden Emotions, Humiliation, ideal, imposter syndrome, internal family systems, Jealousy, ministers, professional life, psychiatric practice, Secrets, Shame, spirituality, stigma, workplace

Shame and Resilience with Brene Brown

June 9, 2010 by ssradmin

Brene Brown is the author of Daring Greatly and chair of the graduate college of social work at University of Houston. In this episode of Safe Spcae Radio, Brene talks about shame resilience, and how we can learn to embrace our vulnerability. Brene describes the consequences of denying our vulnerability including clinging to false certainties and …read more »

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Filed Under: Emotions, Mental Health Tagged With: difficult emotions, Hidden Emotions, resiliency, Shame, social work, vulnerability

Shame & Humiliation with Aaron Lazare

June 2, 2010 by ssradmin

An interview with psychiatrist Aaron Lazare about his work with humiliation and apology. Aaron says that you know you’ve been humiliated when you find yourself rehearsing better and better comebacks that you wish you had said at the time. He states the importance of not acting then when filled with righteous, and often vengeful rage. …read more »

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Filed Under: Emotions Tagged With: apologies, dignity, Hidden Emotions, Humiliation, revenge, Shame, vulnerability

Suicide Among Returning Vets with Pete MacMullen

May 12, 2010 by ssradmin

Pete MacMullen is the Suicide Prevention Coordinator for Veterans Affairs in Maine. Pete describes the painful readjustment recently returned vets face in trying to relate to their peers and the warning signs of suicide risk for families. He tries to help young vets lift the self-judgment and isolation they struggle with.

Filed Under: Mental Health Tagged With: death and dying, Hidden Emotions, Iraq War, isolation, mental illness, PTSD, readjustment, relationships, service, Shame, soldier, Suicide, VA, veterans, veterans affairs, veterans health

The Legacy of a Mother’s Suicide with Nancy Rappaport

April 7, 2010 by ssradmin

Child psychiatrist Dr. Nancy Rappaport discusses her mother’s suicide, which happened when Nancy was four. Nancy undertakes a detective-like 18 year journey to discover who her mother was, and to understand what she was going through. Nancy describes the terrible consequences when a distorted belief that ones life is expendable, is combined with impulsivity. She …read more »

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Filed Under: Family and Lifecycle, Mental Health Tagged With: childhood trauma, daughters, death and dying, Hidden Emotions, identity, loss of a parent, mothers, Suicide

Celibacy and Failure with Neil McKenty

October 21, 2009 by ssradmin

Neil McKenty talks with Safe Space about his experience with celibacy as a Jesuit Priest. Neil says that priests in training were not talked to or helped in coping with the demands of celibacy. Ultimately he was unable to remain celibate and left the priesthood. Neil has now been happily married for the past 27 …read more »

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Filed Under: Emotions, Sexuality Tagged With: celibacy, Failure, Hidden Emotions, intimacy, jesuit, marriage, preists, Sexuality, spirituality

Mothering as Hero’s Journey with Nicole Chaison

July 15, 2009 by ssradmin

Nicole Chaison is author of The Passion of the Hausfrau about the experience of motherhood as a form of the mythic hero’s journey. She speaks about the courage it took to write honestly about her experiences as a mother and her struggles with both shame and loyalty in deciding to go public with her stories.

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Filed Under: Emotions, Family and Lifecycle Tagged With: Bad Mother Anxiety, hero's journey, Hidden Emotions, motherhood, mothering, mothers, myth, Parenting, personal narrative, raising children, Shame, vulnerability

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