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Dealing with Guilt and Shame 

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In this video, I discuss the DBT method for dealing with guilt and shame.
Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
2:28 All about guilt
5:22 All about shame
10:21 Flowchart for dealing with guilt
12:58 Flowchart for dealing with shame
15:04 When guilt doesn’t make sense but shame does
16:14 When shame doesn’t make sense but guilt does
Link to DBT handbook: www.amazon.com/gp/product/157...
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@AnaPsychology
@AnaPsychology 3 года назад
Link to flowchart: ru-vid.comUgxNmtdh_ik2gvu8Z8x4AaABCQ
@NKHTAROT
@NKHTAROT 3 года назад
💫🦋If you are reading this I hope you know that you are worthy of every single thing you desire and have the capability to receive it whenever you want. You are amazing and wonderful. A gift to the rest of us from the universe all around us.🤗🙏🤗
@monica-mn2yl
@monica-mn2yl 3 года назад
a video idea: dealing with rejection another idea: dealing with ending of friendships btw i love this video and you especially ur voice it’s so calming:)!!!🤍🤍
@mordecai8707
@mordecai8707 3 года назад
Second on that friendship one. I’m not really into romantic relationships but my life is full with the platonic friendships of my peers and I think this is a huge part of everyone’s life.
@valezarex
@valezarex 3 года назад
yesss
@LunakieCherrie
@LunakieCherrie 3 года назад
What if I don’t feel guilt or shame? Is something wrong with me?
@monica-mn2yl
@monica-mn2yl 3 года назад
@@LunakieCherrie no no sometimes cause of what happens in those relationships u just end up not caring and not feeling any guilt. that’s completely normal and in a way ure lucky cause feeling any kind of guilt is not a good feeling.
@LunakieCherrie
@LunakieCherrie 3 года назад
@@monica-mn2yl yeah.. I just never liked my ex, never felt like I truly liked a guy idk
@nicoleonfeels
@nicoleonfeels 3 года назад
& these feelings are totally ok to have. Thank you for giving us resources to deal with them 🙏🏽
@Lilsunshinebaby
@Lilsunshinebaby 3 года назад
I used to feel both hand in hand when I’d get insecure with my ex and then he would make me feel extremely guilty by telling me “if you weren’t so insecure I wouldn’t get angry and yell at you” he made it seem like I was so illogical for having insecurities and therefore justified his behavior by gaslighting and ignoring me for days. Because I’m so empathetic and anxiously attached, I totally lost myself and could never see how toxic he actually was. It wasn’t until months after the relationship where I started therapy and my own therapist told me usually perpetrators blame the other person for their own bad behavior, never taking accountability for their issues. It was a wake up call. I struggled for 6 months have intense regret and guilt for being human and having insecurities. I’m still healing, but wow feeling both guilt and shame at the same time put me into a deep depression.
@shanicefelix5674
@shanicefelix5674 3 года назад
Oh wow this is exactly what I needed today. My best friend (who is one of my siblings) is the kindest person ever and the one person who stands by me and hangs out with me and understands me more than anyone else. But she's extremely homophobic. She doesn't say anything rude, but when I talk about my sexuality or even say I'm interested in another girl, she stone walls me. No response whatsoever until the topic is changed. And if I don't change the topic she will get up and leave and it never gets addressed. Its extremely difficult to deal with, and I'm only now coming to terms with how to accept myself even when she may never accept me
@AnaPsychology
@AnaPsychology 3 года назад
I’m so sorry to hear that :( sounds like a personal problem with her own rigidity, though I know that’s way easier said than believed
@bubba283
@bubba283 3 года назад
I deal with the same thing, I'm a gay guy who's depressed and frequently suicidal dealing with it because of homophobic people, some people don't realize you can't help it if your gay.
@estrellasjournal
@estrellasjournal 3 года назад
my therapist told me the difference between guilt and shame so thank you for this
@munima5699
@munima5699 3 года назад
was waiting for this! love youu
@miraharrraz6294
@miraharrraz6294 3 года назад
i really needed this today, ana, thank you so much!! 💕
@mayahopemilton4581
@mayahopemilton4581 3 года назад
Thanks ana I'm struggling with something I did nearly 10 years ago and this has been helpful in my reflection.
@LiminalDoll
@LiminalDoll 3 года назад
This really helped me find something to link my friends and family to because I do work with my therapist on this but I am trying to build interpersonal skills after working on emotional regulation this is super helpful.
@florestinavanitas1640
@florestinavanitas1640 3 года назад
I really like the quality of your videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Adding examples is very helpful for understanding those concepts
@itisjustnas8500
@itisjustnas8500 3 года назад
Hi Ana, This video is very helpful for me to understand better on what I am going thru lately and I needed this as honestly, it has been a rough 2021 this year for me. Btw, thank you Ana!
@Rebecca-ck3qq
@Rebecca-ck3qq 3 года назад
Thank you for this video - There are moments in my past that I feel guilty about and ruminate about each day. Specifically, moments in my youth where I made mistakes with people in my family. My mom is adopted, so we have some complex relationships in my extended family. I believe I have behaved poorly in the past due to the complexity of these relationships & how I've expressed my feelings about the situation. Thank you for this video - it is great to have resources & information to help me understand what is happening internally & some tools I can use to overcome these difficult feelings. Your videos help a lot. Warm Regards from Vancouver, Rebecca
@Rebecca-ck3qq
@Rebecca-ck3qq 3 года назад
I bookmarked this video for future reference :-)
@agriduIce
@agriduIce 3 года назад
thank you so much for sharing this, i really needed this
@levantineking98
@levantineking98 3 года назад
This video is so helpful and useful ! thank you so much for this content
@widyakhrisantimontoliang8684
@widyakhrisantimontoliang8684 3 года назад
Thank you Ana, this helped me a lot!
@damien86
@damien86 4 месяца назад
This video was very detailed and helpful! Thank you!
@tommymarquez209
@tommymarquez209 3 года назад
Yessss great video!!!! ❤️
@kamigami0299
@kamigami0299 3 года назад
just in time. thank you ana
@KarenKawas
@KarenKawas 3 года назад
This video actually made me feel better.
@mariomilord6744
@mariomilord6744 3 года назад
Thank you! Your videos are very valuable to me
@admirbarucija2018
@admirbarucija2018 3 года назад
Guilt and shame are two things I’ve been grappling with from time to time!! Can’t wait to see the video, I’m sure it’ll help me before my first counseling session next week! 💗
@AnaPsychology
@AnaPsychology 3 года назад
Ooh good luck! :)
@admirbarucija2018
@admirbarucija2018 3 года назад
@@AnaPsychology Thank you so much!! :)
@ajna742
@ajna742 3 года назад
Great video, thank you very much!!!
@lindahebb4832
@lindahebb4832 Год назад
Thank you for posting
@mordecai8707
@mordecai8707 3 года назад
Hi Ana, I’m really a fan of your videos. Have you considered uploading them to Spotify as a podcast ? It would be really nice to listen to your knowledge on my morning drives to school!
@jennzames9044
@jennzames9044 3 года назад
Please please make a video to how to deal with ending friendships, love your videos and your makeup 😍💙
@jodezaca4052
@jodezaca4052 3 года назад
I need this. Thank you. :)
@ujika8164
@ujika8164 3 года назад
I needed this so much.I accidentally hurt my SO during our fight yesterday.He kept ignoring me and typing on his phone.I just broke down and asked him to talk to me.He kept that act so I snatched his phone in a fit of rage.I shouldn't have done that.All I have to do is to keep calm,show him that I would never hurt him in any way with my actions.I'm so bummed....
@Miakruger
@Miakruger 3 года назад
it is important to keep your calm but it is understandable to become angry when somebody is intetionally ignoring you
@rebecag.9608
@rebecag.9608 3 года назад
I completely understand you. A couple of days ago, I mistreated my SO in front of his family. I feel extremely ashamed, guilty and sad for so many reasons. First, because I know I have no right to talk to him like that, even if no one is watching; I truly know it’s wrong. Second, obviously because his family heard me, I feel ten times more guilty and I know it made him feel extra humiliated as well. Lastly, this is a behavior I have been struggling so much to change my entire life, letting my anger take control over me, and feeling like I can say whatever I want just because I think I’m right. I don’t know anymore what to do to control this behavior. It happens from time to time and even I see myself as a bad person for being like this.
@juneelle370
@juneelle370 3 года назад
You’re going to be ok. You’re introspecting and that’s the beginning... then it’s practicing and identifying with the new way of being/communicating... One additional thing... I differ a little linguistically in my use/meaning of shame than hers... I consider guilt a loving guide to grow... whereas shame from external or internal is when you don’t attach the error to your core IDENTITY. I believe in original good-that’s our core... our SOUL... but knowing that we are human and we will make many, many mistakes and the wise have also made mistakes ... but the difference is they can forgive themselves and let go in order to grow... because they know they can judge their mistake as a mistake without making THEMSELVES a mistake... self love and self forgiveness are foundational to relationships! Good luck on your journey!!! 💜
@juneelle370
@juneelle370 3 года назад
*shame is when you DO (wrongly) attach an error to core identity ... I miswrote :) shame (in this definition) is always a lie ✌️
@ujika8164
@ujika8164 3 года назад
@@juneelle370 I wholeheartedly agree with you. To overcome this guilt and shame we must forgive ourselves and not attach it to our core, as you said, our identity. It might be the first step to healing and changing when you identify this problem yea? However, just identifying it and knowing isn`t enough. But that`s ok. Our SOs, friends love us and we also do. It can be just an unconditional love that can help us to be resilient during these times of shame and guilt. ''We like because; but we love despite'' Again, however we must try for them , for ourselves. Life is inherently hard. So let`s make it easier for each other. Thank you,June. I love your name.The same month I was born in and fell in love with my SO.
@hidden_forest308
@hidden_forest308 3 года назад
Binging ana's videos. 💜
@sleepingforest8214
@sleepingforest8214 Год назад
We’re all gonna make it 🙏💪✅
@andreeacameliaandrei4639
@andreeacameliaandrei4639 3 года назад
If you can do a video on tips when having panick attacks it would be great🥺
@sessaly7197
@sessaly7197 3 года назад
I am a feminine guy and I had to deal with a lot of shame for being gender non-conforming. It's gotten better and I became a bit more confident, but it is still hard to be my truest self.
@thatkid1301
@thatkid1301 3 года назад
Thank you so much, I feel the same way and knowing someone else is out there like u makes me happy
@AnaPsychology
@AnaPsychology 3 года назад
I’m so sorry about the shame you’ve had to endure!❤️ anyone that judges you for gender expression is not worth listening to anyway
@sessaly7197
@sessaly7197 3 года назад
@@AnaPsychology Thank you so much! ❤️
@espressoyourself8679
@espressoyourself8679 3 года назад
Hi Ana, I found you and binge watched you for days Lol.... you are amazing! I have a video request if it's ok ?
@dingedetoi
@dingedetoi 3 года назад
This is so interesting! LOVE the video. But what if one feels shame because one thinks other people are judging them for what they did when no one is?
@shadowsdawn83
@shadowsdawn83 2 года назад
holy smokes. you helped me realize i am in an abusive relationship 😐
@samanthagupta
@samanthagupta 3 года назад
Does the guilt feeling fit the fact? Wow you solved 99% of my problems!
@nictegki
@nictegki 3 года назад
Thanks!
@eedakus
@eedakus 3 года назад
Pleaaase make a video on imposter syndrome.
@AnaPsychology
@AnaPsychology 3 года назад
That would mean I gotta work through mine first 😂
@eedakus
@eedakus 3 года назад
@@AnaPsychology Ahahaha oh noo
@vulnerablegrowth3774
@vulnerablegrowth3774 3 года назад
IFS helped me overcome my shame. :)
@AnaPsychology
@AnaPsychology 3 года назад
What’s IFS? Excuse my ignorance😅
@vulnerablegrowth3774
@vulnerablegrowth3774 3 года назад
@@AnaPsychology no worries! IFS Therapy is Internal Family Systems Therapy. Here’s a good summary of it: ”Internal Family Systems (IFS) is an approach to psychotherapy that identifies and addresses multiple sub-personalities or families within each person’s mental system. These sub-personalities consist of wounded parts and painful emotions such as anger and shame, and parts that try to control and protect the person from the pain of the wounded parts. The sub-personalities are often in conflict with each other and with one’s core Self, a concept that describes the confident, compassionate, whole person that is at the core of every individual. IFS focuses on healing the wounded parts and restoring mental balance and harmony by changing the dynamics that create discord among the sub-personalities and the Self.”
@oscarperezhernandez1144
@oscarperezhernandez1144 3 года назад
I find your videos more helpful then my own therapists advice 🙏🏽 where can I find your email ?
@vulnerablegrowth3774
@vulnerablegrowth3774 3 года назад
For a future video idea, you might find this interesting: www.theguardian.com/science/2016/jan/07/therapy-wars-revenge-of-freud-cognitive-behavioural-therapy As someone who promoted CBT to everyone, I’m a little more careful now and I find the potential issues with it interesting. The article talks about how CBT became popular and what we may want to reconsider. It also contrasts with psychoanalysis.
@AnaPsychology
@AnaPsychology 3 года назад
Ooh thank you for the suggestion!
@leozendo3500
@leozendo3500 3 года назад
Would you be interested in making a video on codependency self help? It seems to be a rather common problem which many will respond passionately.
@adipsous
@adipsous 2 года назад
Interesting. I've never associated shame with something like humiliation. Since I first ever felt something that I called shame it has been to me something I thought was necessary. I experienced it as an important and life changing feeling about bad behavior that I'd executed in the past. And I've thought that when someone says 'shame on you' to someone who is behaving 'shamefully', that is good advice. Someone who has been acting blindly in an awful way should feel shame about their actions. Not forever, but it's a necessary wake up call, and a necessary feeling to experience. But maybe that's just what you call guilt. Feeling guilty seems more like a thoroughly un-useful thing to do to oneself.
@DrPhilGoode
@DrPhilGoode 7 месяцев назад
That guilt you feel is what keeps you in check within your own moral code. It helps prevent someone from repeating actions and behaviors that they think are unacceptable.
@jackieburkhart.4035
@jackieburkhart.4035 2 года назад
💙💙💙💙💙
@icephoenix1024
@icephoenix1024 2 года назад
This is very confusing i think. How can we know an action can or will be effective?
@Ken-wf8fo
@Ken-wf8fo 3 года назад
You.Are.Extravagant.Beauty
@dakine4238
@dakine4238 2 года назад
My mom treated me like that :(
@jennadavis4135
@jennadavis4135 3 года назад
Can we get the psychology of bronies?
@Mona-ch1yt
@Mona-ch1yt 3 года назад
first! wow!!
@strawberribubbletea
@strawberribubbletea 3 года назад
Wow my mom is abusive
@pluutoop
@pluutoop 3 года назад
My mom ruined me. I hate her for that. She created in me a perfect slave
@strawberribubbletea
@strawberribubbletea 3 года назад
@@pluutoop yeah abusers like to break people apart so they can control them better. I thought for years what my mom did was normal because I had enabling family members. These days I isolate myself from them all and listen to music whenever they try talking to me. Ignoring them usually drives them crazy. You and I aren't meant to be anyone's punching bag. Once I realized she's crazy and toxic I didn't believe anything she said to me anymore. Good that you realized she's abusive. Try to be financially independent -- you can distance yourself from her easier that way. I would also listen to youtube channels like surviving narcissism -- they helped me a lot as well.
@pluutoop
@pluutoop 3 года назад
@@strawberribubbletea well.....i knew since i was a child that what she was doing was very wrong. After 21 years of abuse and control i moved to United states and haven't seen them (my whole family) in 20 years. So yes i have been independent for a loooooong time.
@strawberribubbletea
@strawberribubbletea 3 года назад
@@pluutoop that’s great :) you are living your best life. I know how hard it is to essentially deprogram years of abuse, and stop thinking back on the past/ how they treated you. But becoming financially independent from these type of people is very hard as well. Cutting contact and realizing arguing is futile is hard also. Coming to terms that people who should love you are actually bad people is a hard realization. We both made a lot of progress. We’re both survivors and we deserve happiness :)
@serge6598
@serge6598 10 месяцев назад
I think the definition in the intro is a bit off. Can you comfirm this holds true? I found that it's not about who says it that's wrong but what the wrong thing is. You can be guilted by others and you can be shamed by others. You can be guilted by yourself or you can be shamed by yourself.
@DrPhilGoode
@DrPhilGoode 7 месяцев назад
The definitions give those words more structure preventing your last 2 sentences from being as confusing. Shame comes from outside sources. Guilt is internal. Shame may or may not affect that guilt.
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