This is a powerful and profound series that explores the intricacies of shame, its impact on us, our lives and our collective society.

I remember the first time one of my teachers said to me "is it shame you're feeling?" Until then I had no name for it just an inordinate sensation in my body, one that kept me isolated and afraid.

Shame has had a huge impact on me and my life. It has kept me from intimacy, from connecting and being with others, it's kept me from saying what I need to, express what I need to, it's suppressed my anger and my joy, and more than anything it's kept me in a constant state of fear.

I also believe that it impacts all of us collectively, that it's entangled in the systems we live in.

This is why I feel so passionately about exploring this deep emotion and state.

The Shame Series includes interviews with people from across the world. I feel extremely honoured that these amazing and beautiful people have agreed to be interviewed for this series.

The Interviews

Francis Weller ~ Psychologist, Soul Activist and Author of The Wild Edge of Sorrow

What is shame and its impact, individually & collectively

Hollie de Cruz ~ Mother and Educator

Motherhood, Parenting, The Education System and Shame

Holly Truhlar, Alexandre Jodun and Carl Rabke ~ my Soulful Living Facilitators 

 Community, Grief, Soul and Shame

Jamie Catto ~ Author, Film Maker, Musician and self-confessed Clown

Humour, Playfulness, The Wise Kind Adult and Shame

Kaysha Thomas - Body Liberation

Body, Food and Shame

David Bedrick - Unshaming

How unshaming can change the world

Nici Harrison - The Grief Space

Unshaming grief

Nicola Humber - Founder of The Unbound Press

Unbinding in voice and expression

To feel ashamed is to feel unspeakably and irreparably defective.

Gershen Kaufmen

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