Study and Consultation Group
This is a weekly professional meeting, for clinicians who are serious about deepening their practice, their understanding of clinical material and the issues related to managing a clinical practice. We examine interesting or confusing clinical situations, and look at current articles, books, research, and new ideas relevant to our work or interests. The value of the opportunity to share our clinical experiences with others professionally is vital to our own growth. Some of our greatest learning as clinicians occurs in these settings. Open to most, upon screening.
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707 Lake-Cook Road
Suite 290
Deerfield, IL 60015
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707 Lake-Cook Road
Suite 290
Deerfield, IL 60015
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Understanding Shame: Courage and Authenticity
Often avoided or dismissed, shame holds tremendous potential to shape and affect every aspect of our lives. It can dramatically interfere with all dynamics and the ability to be fully present. The relationship between shame and many clinical issues (addiction, depression, anxiety, violence) is strong, yet many professionals do not even use the word, let alone discuss it openly with clients. Examining Brené Brown's research, and implementing both didactic and experiential learning, we learn to talk about shame, how to be resilient and how to help others create their best lives. (Not currently offered. Please ask.)
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