WEBINAR Overcoming Shame

Hans ten Dam

Feelings of guilt and shame are reactions on having done wrong or not having done the right thing. Something we would like to have never happened, would like to forget. Guilt is the opposite of innocence; shame is the opposite of pride.
Victims may stay with the shame or guilt of their assailants. These may stay with the innocence of their victims and feel pride in what they did. There may have been humiliation. Often sex has been involved.
We don’t want to remember shameful experiences. We certainly don’t like to share them with others. So, regressions to experiences with shame are difficult.
How do we liberate our clients from the sticky darkness of such experiences?

Drs Hans TenDam, has been a management consultant since 1970. In 1982 he discovered past life regression and became one of the pioneers in the field. His school, Tasso Institute, gives courses in transpersonal therapy and transpersonal coaching.

He initiated the ‘Dutch School’ in regression therapy. He has 30 years of experience as therapist and teacher. He has been teaching in the Netherlands, Belgium, Japan, India, Portugal and Brazil and done workshops in Germany, Finland, Turkey, Ireland, the UK and the USA.

He founded EARTh 2006 in Frankfurt, Germany and has been its President from 2007 to 2013.