How to Manage Embarrassment, Blame, Guilt and Shame 1 of 3
We all have a deep longing to be seen and accepted for who we are.
If you have a child learning to manage OCD, you know this is a tall order. One of the big worries is, “What would people think about me if they could see my life?“
Your child might wonder: Would you be my friend— even if you knew about my dark thoughts and crazy rituals? Would you hire me— even if you knew about my OCD?
As a parent, you might wonder: Would you see me as a competent parent—even if you saw the chaos in my home?
In the next podcast episodes, I’ll offer tips to help you and your child more effectively manage embarrassment, blame, guilt and shame.
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