Find Shame Therapists & Counselors in Binghamton, NY.

 

Is shame negatively affecting your life? Many people feel shame for all sorts of reasons, but shame is often a weapon used in bullying behaviors to make others feel defenseless, embarrassed, or confused. If you are experiencing these symptoms of shame, then it's a good idea to seek professional assistance from a licensed therapist, who can help you make sense of those feelings and stop them at the source.

Whether you are located in downtown Binghamton, the suburbs of Binghamton, other nearby places such as Allentown, Syracuse, or anywhere else in New York, Mental Health Match can help you easily find an experienced therapist or counselor who best meets your needs.

Common Signs of Shame

If you’re wondering whether you’re experiencing shame, this section is for you. Shame can bring on a myriad of symptoms, including:

  • Feelings of vulnerability.
  • Feelings of rejection.
  • Feeling small in relation to others.
  • Worrying about failing.
  • Worrying about what others may think about you.

This is not an exhaustive list. Licensed therapist Aaron Mason wrote this article about shame, imperfections, and the difference between guilt and shame.

Don’t Wait: Get Shame Counseling Today!

It’s totally normal to feel shame in the short term, but when these feelings linger or grow over time, they can have detrimental effects on your self-esteem and mental health as a whole. Therapy can help tremendously by helping you discover the source of your shame and how to overcome it. And Mental Health Match can help you find a quality therapist to get started. Start by browsing below or using our free therapist matching tool.

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I believe an essential task of therapy is to develop self-awareness, leading to a greater ability to adaptively and effectively navigate life. I also aim to bolster your daily toolkit in order to reduce the severity of your symptom.


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I believe an essential task of therapy is to develop self-awareness, leading to a greater ability to adaptively and effectively navigate life. I also aim to bolster your daily toolkit in order to reduce the severity of your symptom.

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I approach therapy with curiosity, insight, acceptance, compassion, and a splash of humor. I primarily practice through an attachment-based psychodynamic lens. I also utilize evidence-based and somatic interventions, including EMDR and mindfulness.

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  • Trauma
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get curious about how you're feeling, build a toolbox to manage your symptoms, and help you begin to feel more hopeful about the future.

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I help people learn more about their emotions, triggers, and reactions, notice patterns of behavior that are no longer serving them and motivate them to make changes that will get them feeling better about themselves and more connected to others.

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Together, we'll navigate trauma, build resilience, understand triggers, and improve relationships. We'll explore identity, manage codependency, and transform adversity into strength, fostering a fulfilling, balanced life.


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Together, we'll navigate trauma, build resilience, understand triggers, and improve relationships. We'll explore identity, manage codependency, and transform adversity into strength, fostering a fulfilling, balanced life.

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With systemic insights and trauma-informed strategies, you'll experience a sacred space to explore various parts of yourself, understanding their roles and transforming pain with compassion and curiosity.

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I provide insight, promote reflection, and foster growth. I believe it's best to customize each client’s treatment by using various modalities based on their current issues, needs, and history.

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I enjoy working with individuals who want to explore their relationships (to others/themselves), life transitions, and career/work themes.

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My work is primarily grounded in relational/attachment-based frameworks helping my clients to connect their past experiences to current concerns and help clients relate to themselves, others, and their worlds in different ways.

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  • Anxiety
  • Chronic Illness
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