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Diagnosis & Treatment of Male Shame & Depression

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Questions:
1. What are the shaming rules?
2. What men can use to get over shame generated in the present?
3. What sources of shame?
4. What are methods that facilitate healing internalized shame?
5. What are ways shame is manifested?
6. What are guidelines of forgiveness?
7. What are the archetypes of the realms of men?
8. What are the physical references of shame and guilt?

Answers:
A. "redefining relationships" and the "reparenting"
B. 1) educating himself, 2) finding his anger, 3) finding his sorrow, 4) designing his own process of forgiveness, 5) moving on
C."Shame Release"
D. 1) king, 2) warrior, 3) magician, 4) lover
E. 1) intentional shame, 2) shame through silent response, 3) inherited shame, 4) shaming through events, 5) bodily shame, 6) internalized shame, 7) shame of the false self
F. 1) control, 2) blame, 3) perfectionism, 4)
incompleteness, 5) denial, 6) no talk, 7) disqualification, 8) unreliability, 9) not allowing the five freedoms, 10) moral intimidation
G. emotionally, cognitively, and physically
H. Often referred to as a void and as a burden.

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Questions:
9. The problem with negative predictions goes beyond the prediction itself and often lies in what?
10. what are essentials to focus on with suicidal telephone contacts?
11. What are questions you might pose to help get a client out of a constricted suicidal state?
12. what is the most intensive level of intervention in a suicidal crisis?
13. What are common ways of harnessing your suicidal clients coping devices?
14. What are possible causes of male aggression whether overt or covert?
15. What are examples of false remorse?
16. what factor do most researchers who have studied men's and women's roles and responsibilities in the family?
17. How does Carl Jung describe midlife in males?
18. What factors may further dampen a man's sex drive?

Answers
A. 1) the crucial issues 2) find alternatives 3) set a course of action
B. the time when men awaken from The Dream and
success doesn't always lead to "happily ever after"
C. seclusion
D. 1) to cover your tracks 2) to try to make it up to the person you dumped your anger on 3) to do something
generically good to compensate
E. 1) assign structured tasks, 2) continue activities, 3)
direct the client to planned and organized action, 4) explore alternative solutions with the client, 5) teach problem-
solving techniques to the client
F. a sudden loss of self-respect and loss of dominance
G. 1) Where do you hurt? 2) What is going on? 3) What is
it that you feel you have to solve or get out of? 4) Do you have a formed plan? 5) What would it take to keep you alive? 6) Have you ever before been in a similar situation?
H. 1) rehearsal effect 2) modeling effect 3) releasing factor 4) rechanneling factor 5) reaction result
I. in the notion that should your fear be realized, it would be catastrophic
J. Mothers play a "gatekeeping" role either supporting or inhibiting fathers' involvement with their infants. Fathers are precisely as involve at home as their wives will let them be.