This article introduces the concept of shame-sensitivity and its principles for practice, arguing it's crucial for trauma-informed approaches. It highlights the widespread impact of trauma and the inadequacy of trauma-informed approaches in addressing shame, a key emotional aftereffect. The authors explore shame's manifestation in post-trauma states, its role as a barrier to service engagement, and conclude by defining shame-sensitive practice and its principles.
Publisher
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Jun 24, 2022
Authors
Luna Dolezal, Matthew Gibson
Tags
shame-sensitivity
trauma-informed
emotional aftereffect
service engagement
practice principles
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