Live Webinar
Guilt, Regret, and Shame: Interventions for Today’s Grieving Clients - July 26
Objective
- Define and describe the differences between guilt, regret, shame, and survivor’s guilt.
- Explain the relationship between guilt, regret, and shame and the well-being of the bereaved client.
- Describe interventions to enhance grieving clients’ self-awareness, self-forgiveness, and management of painful thoughts and emotions.
Upcoming Dates For This Webinar
This webinar runs from 10am to 1:15pm Pacific Time.
Course Description
We all have experienced feelings of guilt, regret, and shame, which may create a multitude of mental health issues. These feelings can arise from having done something to another person, feeling that we should or should not have done something, or feeling so poorly about ourselves for our choices that we feel shame. This presentation aims to make the distinction between guilt, regret, and shame. This class will explore the negative and positive implications of these thoughts, feelings and behaviors. Also, it will provide clinicians with the skills to help heal those who suffer from reduced self-esteem, poor life satisfaction, and the negative impact on interpersonal relationships.
Instructor
Christina Zampitella Psy.D., FT
is a licensed clinical psychologist in both Delaware and California, made a Fellow of Thanatology (death, loss, and bereavement) by the Association for Death Education and Counseling, owner of The Center for Grief Therapy and Education, co-owner and director of clinical services at Integrative Psychology Group, professor/faculty member, and professional speaker. She works as an adjunct faculty member at Marian University’s Masters in Thanatology program, National University, and Goldey-Beacom College, focusing her research, course development, and teaching on Bereavement Studies and Integrative Psychology. She served as the chair for the Continuing Education Committee for the San Diego Psychological Association from 2007-2009 and the Delaware Psychological Association from 2018-2019. Dr. Zampitella specializes in death, loss, and bereavement, integrative psychology, spirituality, and nature-based therapy. She is the former resident psychologist for Fox 5 News in San Diego, and often appeared on NBC News. She has been featured in Elle Magazine, BuzzFeed, and The Huffington Post.
About This Webinar
The webinar is a live, interactive class. You will view the webinar in real time from your home or office on a computer, tablet (e.g., iPad) or phone. You will be able see the speaker and the slides, and you will have the opportunity to ask questions and respond to polls. You will have access to the handouts, which you can view on your computer or download and print.
You will need to show up on time to receive credit, just like at an in-person class, but you can wear whatever you’d like! The class will run from 10am to 1:15pm Pacific Time. There will be a morning and afternoon break and a break for lunch. At the end of the class you will need to take a post-test and receive a score of 75% or above to pass. You have up to three attempts to pass the post-test. Most people pass on their first attempt. After two attempts to pass the post-test you will need to contact our office and you will be provided with one more attempt to pass the post-test. The post-test will only be available at the end of the class. Once you pass the post-test, you will complete an evaluation online and then you will receive your Certificate of Attendance online, which you can view and print.
Cancellation Policy
There is a $35.00 processing fee, per seminar, for refunds requested by the Wednesday prior to the weekend of the webinar. After that time, there will be no refunds. If a course must be cancelled due to an unforeseen event (e.g., natural disaster, instructor illness), the webinar will be rescheduled. Participants will be credited to take the rescheduled course or another PPS webinar. No refunds will be given.
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