The Bright Side of Shame

Introduction: Transforming Shame (Claude-Hélène Mayer). - Part I: Transforming Shame in Cultural Perspectives. - Chapter 1. Cultivating lajjA for Self-Realization: Perspectives from Indian Psychology (Dharma Prakash Sharma Bhawuk). - Chapter 2. Shame Transformation Using an Islamic Psycho-Spiritual Approach for Malay Muslims Recovering from Substance Dependence (Dini Farhana Baharudin). - Chapter 3. The Effect of Regulation on Shame in Adolescence in China (Liusheng Wang). - Chapter 4. Ashamed of My Ancestors: Transforming Trans-Generational Shame in Descendants of Perpetrators (Tanja Meyburgh). - Chapter 5. Transforming Shame in Context: Shame, HIV/AIDS in South Africa - From a `Death Sentence to Hope (B. Nkosi). - Part II: Transforming Shame in Organisational and Professional Contexts. - Chapter 6. Managing Shame in Organisations: Don t Let Shame Become a Self-Destructive Spiral (Rudolf Oousthuizen). - Chapter 7. Shame! Whose shame is it? - Addressing Shame Within Systems (Louise Tonelli). - Chapter 8. Motivational Interviewing Techniques in Coaching when Faced with Clearly Identified Shame Issues (Len Andrieux). - Chapter 9. The New Story for a Historically Black University: Lecturers Through a Stay-Away Action Disowning Shame! (Michelle S. May). - Chapter 10. Shame and Anxiety with Foreign Language Learners (Paul A. Wilson). - Chapter 11. Shame at the Bottom of the Pyramid: A Transformative Consumer Research Perspective (Leona Ungerer). - Chapter 12. Managing Shame in the Context of Unemployment (N. N). - Chapter 13. Review Dialogues and Shame in Doctor-Patient Interaction (Ottomar Bahrs). - Chapter 14. Dealing with Shame in a Medical Context (Iris Veit). - Chapter 15 The Team Ombuds Model (tOm): A Macro-Didactic Concept to Transforming Shame in Multicultural Educational Contexts (Christina Martin Boness). - Part III: Shame and its Transformation in the Context of Gender. - Chapter 16. Reconstructing Gender to Transcend Shame: Embracing Human Functionality to EnableAgentic and Desexualised Bodies (Sergio A. Silverio). - Chapter 17. Interventions for Shame and Guilt Experienced by Battered Women (Kathryn A. Nel). - Chapter 18. Windows to Shame: A Passionate Interest in Otherness (Alan Jenkins). - Part IV: Transforming Shame in Transdisciplinary, Psychological and Therapeutical Perspectives. - Chapter 19. Shame and C. G. Jung' s Symbol Work (N. N.). - Chapter 20. Ego-State Therapy: Working with Shame (Karin Huyssen). - Chapter 21. A Cognitive Behavioral Approach Towards Bullying Remediation (Rebecca Merkin). - Chapter 22. Art Therapy for Transforming Experiences of Shame (Patricia Sheerwood). - Chapter 23. Dealing with Shame using Appreciative Inquiry (Kathryn A. Nel). - Chapter 24. Interpreting Instances of Shame from an Evolutionary Perspective: The Pain Analogy (Jeff Elison). - Chapter 25. Shame-Death and Resurrection - The Phoenix-Dance to Our Authentic Self (Barbara Buch). - Chapter 26. Interventions to Transform Shame (Paul Gilbert). - Chapter 27. ASociocultural Exploration of Shame and Trauma Among Refugees (Gail Womersley). - Chapter 28. Transforming shame: Strategies in spirituality and Prayer (Thomas Ryan). - Chapter 29. Discussion of HeartMath Techniques for the Transformation of Shame Experiences (Steve D. Edwards). - Chapter 30. Nothing I Accept about Myself can be Used Against Me to Diminish Me - Shame and Mindfulness (Elisabeth Vanderheiden). - Chapter 31. Healing Rituals to Transform Shame (Claude-Hélène Mayer). - Chapter 32. Working with Dreams - Transforming Shame (Claude-Hélène Mayer). - Chapter 33. Shame and Returnee Students and Intercultural Communication Training or Repatriation Training in Japan (Kiyoko Sueda). - Chapter 34. Transforming Shame in Mediation (Liv Larsson). - Chapter 35. Shame and Forgiving in Therapy and Coaching (Anke Handrock). - Part V: Conclusions and prospectus. - Chapter 36. Conclusions, Best Practices and the Way Forward (Claude-Hélène Mayer).