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May 6, 2023ArticlesSelf and Shame: A Gestalt ApproachMemeber access to article to Wheeler, G. PhD., 1997, Self and Shame: A Gestalt Approach. Gestalt Review,1(3):22l-244
May 1, 2023MemArticlesA Gestalt Therapy Approach to Shame and Self Righteousness: Theory and Methods - Member CopyShame and self-righteousness are intrapsychic dynamics that help the individual defend against a rupture in relationship.
