3 days ago 2023-03-21 19:00
Respecting my shame
Join us in the Panda Forest for an important conversation about respecting our shame, facilitated by Martin Pelders, a male survivor of sexual abuse, activist and founder of MatrixMen. Martin will share his expertise and insight to unpack shame and discuss how we can use it to help us heal from our childhood wounds. This is a unique opportunity to learn from a leader in the field of male sexual abuse and to connect with other survivors to gain strength and support.
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Martin
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4.81
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39
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What will we cover?
- Learning from a leader: Experiencing compassionate guidance.
- This Forest session provides an opportunity to gain compassionate guidance from a leader in the field of male sexual abuse, Martin Pelders.
- Connecting with others: Finding community and support.
- By attending this session, you can connect with Martin Pelders and other survivors of sexual abuse, gaining strength and support from those who have been through similar experiences.
- Unpacking shame: Acknowledging and validating feelings.
- This session provides an opportunity to gain insight and understanding from a leader in the field of male sexual abuse, as well as to connect with other survivors to gain strength and support in unpacking and acknowledging shame.
- Healing wounds: Taking steps towards recovery.
- This Forest session provides an opportunity to learn from a leader in the male sexual abuse field and connect with other survivors to gain strength and support, taking steps towards healing wounds and recovery.
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