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June 19, 2015
7:00 pm CDT - 9:00 pm CDT
CEUs: 2
Instructors: Judy Shaw
Assaults, shootings, domestic abuse are fixtures on television and in our culture. Violence seems to be the only avenue to equality. This discussion will explore the cost of violence. What is it like to hurt someone? To be hurt? Drawing on her experience with veterans of several wars, as well as extensive research into the increase of violence in ‘everyday’ American life, Ms. Shaw will examine the cycle of shame and honor in this primitive, deeply rooted human behavior. Participants will come to understand the increasing rate of violence in our culture; understand the use of violence as an attempt to equalize/neutralize a feeling of shame; and consider proactive ways of resisting violence.
Recommended Reading
On Killing by David Grossman
About the Instructor
After training in Zurich, Judy Shaw has been in practice for 25 years, including work with individuals, families and organization development. She currently works at an inner city VA medical center in the primary care clinic.
Venue: The C.G. Jung Center
Venue Phone: 847-475-4848 *221
Venue Website: www.cgjungcenter.org
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