How shame ruins our mental health
We're taught shame afflicts wrongdoers, but actually it punishes the innocent, and negatively affects our mental health - which is already in crisis. Shame is tangled up with anxiety and depression, and we need to better understand how we're deceived. The book explains how shame works, tells shame-recovery stories, strives to reverse the injustice - and offers recovery strategies.
Dear all, I really wanted to thank you very much again for your support - I can't tell you how much I appreciate it. I've just posted the new edit of the first nine chapters under Samples 1 (it's a small heading just above the Synopsis).
People secretly blame themselves for challenges with their mental health, so shame means they often struggle in silence. The proposal only has a few days to run, so just if you happened to know anyone you thought might benefit, notwithstanding the concealment problem, perhaps you'd draw attention to it. People don't have to subscribe, they can still see the ideas, and still preview the sample chapters.
The link for "The Shame Deception - Why good people hide bad things" runs to September 1st and it's at The Shame Deception by Michael Appleton Publishizer or at https://lnkd.in/epmw-ic5
Gratefully once again!
Michael