56 min
S2E27: Trauma, Shame, and Sex Becoming Trauma-Informed
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- Self-Improvement
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(Note: this episode was recorded from a FB live in Dr. Lee's free group. You can find details on how to join below!)
Shame grows in the darkness, in the spaces where we don’t allow ourselves to shine a light. Dr. Lee wants to begin shedding a little light and examine some of the top areas in which we, as humans, experience shame - with a four-part shame series!
And today, she is wrapping up the series with our fourth and final topic - sex.
What were you personally taught about sex and sexual exploration? Most of us have been conditioned to feel uncomfortable with conversations around sex and the traumas associated with it. So, where do we begin to look at how shame is being used to disempower us as humans in our sexual expression, exploration, and experiences?
In today’s episode, Dr. Lee is diving into the most common shame topics around sex - race & ethnicity, gender, and taboo desires - and gives us some learning and resources to help examine (and release) some of the shame & trauma we have around our own sexuality.
She’s exploring:
Sex & shame - and its connection to gender, race & ethnicity, and taboo desiresHow sex is approached in American and Western societies (and the confusing duality that may have informed your past experiences)BDSM, kink & nonconsensual monogamy - and the conflicting messaging we receive around pornography!One CRUCIAL question you can ask yourself to determine if you should feel guilty about having or communicating a particular sexual desireThe Opposite Action Approach and its use in dealing with self-shameAnd moreCurious about the live course Dr. Lee mentions at the end of the recording? Learn more here: institutefortrauma.com/TIE
Disclaimer: Dr. Lee is expressing her own views and is not offering professional or medical advice.
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Want to learn more about what Dr. Lee does, and get access to free weekly training, resources, community support and more so you, too, can become trauma-informed? Join her free Facebook Group, Becoming Trauma Informed: Creating Safe(r), Shame-Free Spaces: https://www.facebook.com/groups/becometraumainformed
And don't miss a single notification, and receive weekly updates directly to your inbox by joining the email list here: https://leeccordell.kartra.com/page/ITPSsignup. You can unsubscribe at any time.
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Send us a Text Message.
(Note: this episode was recorded from a FB live in Dr. Lee's free group. You can find details on how to join below!)
Shame grows in the darkness, in the spaces where we don’t allow ourselves to shine a light. Dr. Lee wants to begin shedding a little light and examine some of the top areas in which we, as humans, experience shame - with a four-part shame series!
And today, she is wrapping up the series with our fourth and final topic - sex.
What were you personally taught about sex and sexual exploration? Most of us have been conditioned to feel uncomfortable with conversations around sex and the traumas associated with it. So, where do we begin to look at how shame is being used to disempower us as humans in our sexual expression, exploration, and experiences?
In today’s episode, Dr. Lee is diving into the most common shame topics around sex - race & ethnicity, gender, and taboo desires - and gives us some learning and resources to help examine (and release) some of the shame & trauma we have around our own sexuality.
She’s exploring:
Sex & shame - and its connection to gender, race & ethnicity, and taboo desiresHow sex is approached in American and Western societies (and the confusing duality that may have informed your past experiences)BDSM, kink & nonconsensual monogamy - and the conflicting messaging we receive around pornography!One CRUCIAL question you can ask yourself to determine if you should feel guilty about having or communicating a particular sexual desireThe Opposite Action Approach and its use in dealing with self-shameAnd moreCurious about the live course Dr. Lee mentions at the end of the recording? Learn more here: institutefortrauma.com/TIE
Disclaimer: Dr. Lee is expressing her own views and is not offering professional or medical advice.
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Want to learn more about what Dr. Lee does, and get access to free weekly training, resources, community support and more so you, too, can become trauma-informed? Join her free Facebook Group, Becoming Trauma Informed: Creating Safe(r), Shame-Free Spaces: https://www.facebook.com/groups/becometraumainformed
And don't miss a single notification, and receive weekly updates directly to your inbox by joining the email list here: https://leeccordell.kartra.com/page/ITPSsignup. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Support the Show.
Want to connect with us?
On the web:
The Institute for Trauma & Psychological Safety On social:
Instagram Facebook community By email:
hello@institutefortrauma.com
Loving the show? Send us some love back by supporting us https://www.buzzsprout.com/1522051/support
56 min