Shame in systems

• Reintegrative shaming praised by Rich Kuyper, 1/30/97
  • The Purpose Of This Forum by Don Nathanson, 1/30/97
    • Shame and Systems Thinking in Criminal Justice and Mental Health *Systems* by c.h., 1/30/97
      
      

Chauncey, Thanks for your comments. I have little doubt that shame in the workplace is contributor to the shame many of the offenders in my groups are carrying. Because so many of us are “ashamed of shame”, the form in which I often here about this is “stress” in the workplace. Scott Peck, in a book called (I believe) “A World Waiting to Be Born” has some interesting things to say about the crucial importance of civility in systems/organizations. I like Don’s comments about the counterproductiveness of a shaming prison experience. Amazing, though, how resistant to change approaches that seem so fatally flawed can be....

• Yes, Work Stress Is the Euphemism That Propogates Self-Shaming in the Work System by c.h., 2/2/97
  • Change in systems requires change in language by Don Nathanson, 2/2/97
    • A systems approach to shame and abuse by Rich Kuyper, 2/3/97
      • It isn't just shame by Don Nathanson, 2/3/97
    • A Neat Hope, Yes! And an Absolute Necessity by c.h., 2/3/97
  • Response to work stress by Margaret Blakely, LPC, 2/2/97
    • Go Get 'Em Margaret by Vick Kelly, 2/4/97
      • (No title) by Margaret Blakely, 2/6/97
        • Response to work stress by by Diane VanCleave, 8/12/98
  • Anyone Who Uses Tompkins' Language is a Change Agent....and Beware by c.h., 2/6/97
    • Change agent by Margaret Blakely, 2/8/97
• The Genesis? by Lee D. Downs, D.Min., 2/24/97
  • Propose We Move Workplace Issues Out of This Forum by c.h., 2/26/97
    • No, Chauncey, Don't Go!! by Don Nathanson, 2/26/97
• Potential of the Shame-Affect Forum to Support *Systems Interventions* by c.h., 2/9/97
  • Support and Vacations by Vick Kelly, 2/12/97