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This document is a professional presentation focusing on dissociative processes and chronic states of shame in individuals with dissociative identity disorder, highlighting the role of compartmentalization and relational trauma in psychological treatment.
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Theme: Psychological Trauma, Dissociation, Developmental Trauma
Document Type: Presentation
Organization / Institution: Wisconsin School of Professional Psychology
Author(s): Rick Hohfeler, Kathleen Adams
Target Audience: Clinical Psychologists, Therapists, Mental Health Professionals
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Victory over Guilt: Distinguishing Good Guilt, False Guilt, and Shame in Christian Teaching
Author: Linda Ahrens
Role: Volunteer Chaplain for Staff
Organization: CCSO
Language: English
Theme: Christian spiritual guidance on guilt, shame, repentance, and forgiveness
Type of document: Religious teaching text / pastoral guidance
Religious tradition: Christianity
Primary sources cited: The Holy Bible (Proverbs 1:23; Proverbs 1:30–32; John 8:1–11; 1 John 1:9)
Key concepts: good guilt, false guilt, shame, repentance, apology, forgiveness through Jesus
Intended audience: Christian readers seeking spiritual reflection on guilt and repentance
Format: Educational faith-based article
External sources referenced: christianitytoday.com; pursuegod.org; cbn.com; beabrillianthuman.com
Contact: [email protected]
Topics: SELF-LOATHING ENACTMENTS SHAME