Archetypal Death Parent as Toxic Shame - Courses & Presentations by Daniela Sieff, PhD
The Archetypal Death Parent as Toxic Shame Death Parent / Toxic Shame Two films (90 mins total) On Demand (View at your own Pace) About this 2-Part On-Demand Presentation The Archetypal Death Parent symbolises traumatising attitudes and behaviours that stem from those who we expect to nurture and protect us. This can include our actual […]
The Archetypal Death Parent symbolises traumatising attitudes and behaviours that stem from those who we expect to nurture and protect us. This can include our actual parents, but also siblings, teachers, friends, a partner, or community leaders. More importantly, this harmful energy can arise from within our ourselves. The Archetypal Death Parent manifests as many destructive forms, and this presentation explores the damage it causes when it appears as ‘toxic shame.’ Toxic shame is a mistaken, deeply held, and unconscious conviction that we are fundamentally inadequate and unworthy of…
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