The Psychology of Shame: Theory and Treatment of Shame-Based Syndromes
The Psychology of Shame offers a focused exploration of shame, its place in psychological theory, and the treatment of shame-based syndromes. Written for readers interested in clinical psychology and mental health, the book connects conceptual understanding with treatment-oriented discussion.
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The Psychology of Shame examines shame as a subject within psychological theory and practice.
The book focuses specifically on shame-based syndromes and the ways they may be understood through a clinical lens.
It brings together theoretical discussion and treatment-oriented perspectives for readers interested in the psychological effects of shame.
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