Working with Shame, Guilt and Jealousy

 

One-Day CPD Training for Therapists and Helping Professionals​

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Learn practical, evidence-informed strategies to help clients understand and transform shame, guilt and jealousy — three of the most challenging emotions encountered in therapeutic work.

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This experiential one-day CPD workshop explores how these powerful social emotions develop, how they become maladaptive, and how practitioners can confidently support clients toward healthier emotional responses using a clear cognitive behavioural framework.

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✔ Practical tools you can apply immediately
✔ CBT-informed and clinically grounded
✔ Experiential and skills-focused learning
✔ CPD certificate provided

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Support your clients to move from self-criticism and emotional distress towards balance, resilience, and meaningful change.

 

 

 

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At a Glance

• Date: 27th June 2026

• Time: 9:30–16:30 (UK time)

• Format: Online 

• CPD Hours:  6 hours

• Suitable for: Hypnotherapists, counsellors, psychotherapists, coaches, trainees

• Certificate: CPD certificate provided

• Course material is provided in English and Finnish languages, the course is delivered in English.

 

Course Fee

• Early Bird: £175 (book by Sunday 10 May 2026)

• Standard: £185 (11 May – Sunday 7 June  2026)

• Late Booking: £195 (8 –Wednesday 24 June 2026)

 

Early booking recommended as places are limited to maintain an interactive learning environment.

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Overview​​

Shame, guilt and jealousy are powerful social emotions that can profoundly affect wellbeing, relationships, and personal development. When unresolved, they often contribute to self-criticism, avoidance, relational conflict, and patterns of self-sabotage that prevent clients from thriving.

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Clients experiencing shame may feel fundamentally flawed or inadequate, believing that a perceived weakness has exposed them as somehow “less than” others. Guilt, while sometimes adaptive, can become maladaptive when it leads to excessive self-punishment, rumination, or repeated self-defeating behaviour. Jealousy is often deeply painful and complex, frequently undermining the very security and connection individuals long to preserve in their relationships.

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The workshop is experiential and clinically focused, providing tools that can be integrated immediately into therapeutic practice.

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What You'll Learn

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

• Understand the psychological mechanisms underlying shame, guilt and jealousy

• Distinguish between adaptive and maladaptive negative emotions

• Recognise cognitive and behavioural patterns maintaining emotional distress

• Apply CBT-informed techniques to support emotional regulation

• Help clients reduce self-sabotaging responses linked to shame and guilt

• Work more confidently with emotionally complex client presentations

 

How the Day Works

This one-day CPD integrates clear teaching with skills practice. You can expect a balance of:

• Conceptual clarity (a structured CBT-informed framework)

• Case examples and clinical application

• Guided exercises and skills practice

• Reflection and Q&A to support integration

• The emphasis is practical and practitioner-focused rather than purely theoretical.

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Who This Course Is For

This training is designed for professionals who support clients experiencing difficult or complex emotional patterns, including:

• Hypnotherapists

• Counsellors and psychotherapists

• Coaches and wellbeing practitioners

• Psychology and mental health professionals

• Trainee therapists seeking practical clinical skills​

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It is particularly valuable for practitioners who wish to feel more confident working with clients presenting with shame-based identity issues, persistent guilt, relational insecurity, or jealousy within relationships.

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Who This Course May Not Be Suitable For

This course is practitioner-focused and assumes an interest in therapeutic or helping work. It may not be suitable for:

• Individuals seeking personal therapy or emotional support

• Those without an interest in clinical or coaching applications

• Practitioners looking for purely theoretical or academic training without practical application​

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Course Details

27 June 2026
9.30-16.30 (UK time)
 
Duration: One day
Format: Online
CPD Hours: 6
    Certificate: CPD certificate provided upon completion

 

🔴 Booking Closes

Wednesday 24 June 2026 at 17:00