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EPISODE · Aug 30, 2019 · 20 MIN

How to Teach Students about Authenticity and Courage in Class

from Erasing Shame · host Christian Asian Mental Health

How do we create a space for authenticity and courage in the classroom? How can build shame resiliency in students? How do we help students who over-identify with their failures recognize that they are worthy of love and belonging? This episode of “Seen: An Erasing Shame Podcast” explores these questions with educator and therapist Shelia Sutton. Shelia is part of a team of four educators who wrote the integration plans for Brené Brown’s Daring Classrooms. Eunice and Shelia talk about recognizing shame triggers, overcoming shame storms and the importance of connection in becoming our authentic self. This is a wonderful episode for educators and also for anyone who wants to grow in their shame resilience journey. Resources Daring Classrooms Integration Plans: brenebrown.com/daringclassrooms Instagram: @sheteachesschool Twitter: @sheliadsutton Shelia Sutton sheliasutton.com A Diary of a Daring Classroom: sheteachesshool.com (coming soon) Joy Starts Here by Jim Wilder, Ed Khouri, Chris Coursey, & Shelia Sutton

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