Have you ever been caught in the intricate web of guilt and shame, unable to discern their differences and the profound impact they can have on our lives?
It is in the embrace of these complexities that we embark on a journey of self-discovery, unraveling the layers of guilt and shame to illuminate the path towards growth.
In this episode, we shall delve i ... Show More
Oct 26
Vinh Giang: How to Communicate So People Actually Listen to You
Communication expert Vinh Giang joins Jay to share practical tools from his first book, Before We Forget How to Connect, to help you become a more confident communicator and build deeper, more meaningful connections. Vinh explains how to become a better listener, avoid common com ... Show More
1h 38m
Jan 2024
162. Why do I feel guilty all the time?
<p>We experience chronic guilt towards a lot of things: guilt for resting, guilt for not resting, guilt for prioritising ourselves, guilt for being a bad friend, a bad partner, a bad student, for not deserving your opportunities. In today's episode we break down the guilt complex ... Show More
34m 50s
Feb 2025
Breaking the Cycle – Shame, Guilt, and Opposite Action in DBT
<p>In today’s episode we dive deep into <strong>shame, guilt, and the DBT skill of Opposite Action</strong>—a powerful tool to help us break free from the emotional traps that keep us stuck. Many of us struggle with feelings of self-blame and unworthiness, but understanding the d ... Show More
21m 21s
May 2025
How to Heal from Shame, Guilt and Regret
Shame, guilt, and regret can either drive growth or trap us in toxic self-condemnation. When we embrace responsibility without collapsing into self-hatred, we build confidence, connection, and a life rooted in integrity. Sign up for my free Panic Attacks course: https://courses.t ... Show More
24m 39s
Feb 2022
When Guilt is Good... and When it's Not
If you've done something wrong, feelings of guilt can prompt us to apologise, make amends and change our ways. But many of us also feel guilty with little cause. We may think we're bad parents, lazy or incompetent workers, or unreliable partners - all without much evidence that w ... Show More
33m 3s