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Shame
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Shame
Shame is the painful feeling of being flawed, unworthy, or “not good enough.” It often develops from experiences of criticism, rejection, trauma, or unmet expectations.Ask a Counsellor
Answers from our counsellors
Short recordings of our counsellors answering the questions that come up most in sessions on this topic.Videos about Shame
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2:37
You’re more than a reflection
Spoken-word piece referencing disordered eating/body image and self-worth.
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23:06
Rose Bretecher’s inspirational speech (intrusive thoughts)
Recovery-focused talk that covers distressing thoughts and the shame/self-judgement that can follow.
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3:41
Self-acceptance and stigma | Simon's Mental Health Story
Focuses on shame/stigma and self-acceptance as part of recovery
NHS and Partner Resources
These links open NHS and partner support routes outside the app. You'll be taken to a third-party site.