TxSAIGE Presents: Exploring the Intersection of Shame, Substance Use and LGBT Identity Development
9/20/2024 - 9/20/202412:00 PM - 1:00 PM CST
Location: Virtual - Zoom , TX
Registration has been Closed for this event.
Event Description
Join us on Friday September 20, 2024 from 12 pm - 1 pm
VIRTUAL ZOOM
Cost
Free for TxSAIGE Members. $35 for Non-Members
Program Information:
Exploring the Intersection of Shame, Substance Use and LGBT Identity Development 1 CE
This presentation addresses the critical need to distinguish between shame and guilt, particularly within the context of substance use and LGBT identity development. Participants will gain insights into how these emotional experiences influence substance use behaviors among LGBT individuals. The program will draw from Brene Brown's Shame Resilience Theory and recent empirical studies to explore the nuanced relationships between shame-proneness, guilt- proneness, and substance use. The presentation will include a combination of lecture, case study analysis, and group discussion to facilitate a comprehensive understanding of the material.
Presented by: Jonathan Rea
Learning Objectives:
VIRTUAL ZOOM
Cost
Free for TxSAIGE Members. $35 for Non-Members
Program Information:
Exploring the Intersection of Shame, Substance Use and LGBT Identity Development 1 CE
This presentation addresses the critical need to distinguish between shame and guilt, particularly within the context of substance use and LGBT identity development. Participants will gain insights into how these emotional experiences influence substance use behaviors among LGBT individuals. The program will draw from Brene Brown's Shame Resilience Theory and recent empirical studies to explore the nuanced relationships between shame-proneness, guilt- proneness, and substance use. The presentation will include a combination of lecture, case study analysis, and group discussion to facilitate a comprehensive understanding of the material.
Presented by: Jonathan Rea
Learning Objectives:
1. Participants will be able to differentiate between shame and guilt and their distinct psychological impacts on individuals.
2. Participants will analyze the relationship between shame-proneness, guilt-proneness, and substance use in the context of LGBT identity development.
3. Participants will apply the concepts of Shame Resilience Theory (SRT) to real-world scenarios involving LGBT individuals with substance use issues.
All conference programs and workshops listed below are eligible for
LPC, NBCC, SBEC, LMFT, LCDC, SW, and Psychologist continuing education hours.
