11/06/2025
Healing the wounds of shame! 🫶
ℹ️🌿 DEEP-ROOTED SHAME FROM CHILDHOOD ADVERSITY IS MALLEABLE |
We all know people who are likable, accomplished, and outwardly confident, yet underneath their successful exterior lurks deep self-dislike and self-doubt known as shame. Perhaps that describes how you feel.
Shame from adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) registers not in the verbal, reasoning left hemisphere of the brain, which consciously recalls memories with words and thoughts. Rather, shame lodges mainly in the right brain, with its strong connections to the emotional and physical survival regions of the brain.
The right brain processes and stores memories not with words and logic, but with images, emotions, physical sensations, and action tendencies. Thus, shame from ACEs plays out as a wordless felt sense—of dread, of not being good enough.
Read the Full Article: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/hidden-wounds/202504/deep-rooted-shame-from-childhood-adversity-is-malleable
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