Shame

Discover "Shame," a thought-provoking exploration by Stephen Pattison, published by Cambridge University Press in 2000. With 354 pages, this insightful book delves into the complex phenomenon of shame, presenting critical inquiries regarding appropriate responses within religious contexts and psychotherapy. It serves as a vital resource for ordinary individuals grappling with feelings of shame, as well as therapists, counselors, and academics across diverse disciplines.

Pattison's work also resonates with pastoral workers and theologians, providing a comprehensive look at the emotional and moral dimensions of shame. By examining its implications in both personal and spiritual realms, this book guides readers towards understanding and healing. If you're seeking to deepen your insight into the interplay of shame and faith, "Shame" is an essential addition to your collection.