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By Carolyn Cowan

Shame, Faith and the Search for Belonging

Psychotherapist, Author and Leading Online Educator

Wednesday 17th June 2026 · 4PM to 5PM BST

In this webinar, Carolyn Cowan explores the complex relationship between religion, spirituality, faith and shame through a reflective and psychologically informed lens. Drawing on psychological insight, she considers how religious narratives may shape a person’s relationship with themselves and the sacred. This sensitive exploration supports clinicians in understanding how spiritual teachings intersect with unresolved shame to support healing in clinical work.

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Key Takeaways

Develop a more nuanced understanding of how shame can affect a person’s capacity to receive compassion, intimacy, support or spiritual comfort.

Consider how these dynamics may show up in areas such as addiction, compulsive behaviour, spiritual struggle and recovery.

Webinar Details

Speaker contact: info@carolyncowan.com

Speaker website: carolyncowan.com

Upcoming workshop: Shame – October 2026. A deep-dive, experiential workshop exploring shame, identity and repair in clinical and personal contexts. https://carolyncowan.com/shame-workshop-october-2026/

Recommended reading: Shame – The Path Out of Hell. https://carolyncowan.com/buy-the-shame-book/

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