Hold Your Head High in the New Year

Episode 10: Biz Cush on Shame

Listen in as Elizabeth Cush shares thoughts about shame and how to keep it from holding you back in the New Year.


I love seeing women grow and bloom and step into themselves in ways they didn’t think were possible.
— Biz Cush

Show Notes:

The New Year has arrived, full of hope and promise. If it doesn’t feel that way for you, what might be holding you back? If you don’t feel like your best life lies ahead of you, could shame be keeping you small and quiet? In this episode of the Awaken Your Wise Woman podcast, host Elizabeth Cush, LCPC, a licensed professional therapist, founder of Progression Counseling in Annapolis, Md., and a mid-life women’s life coach, shares her resolution to be more aware of the shame she carries, how often it surfaces in her life and how it keeps her quiet. She gives examples of how shame has shown up for her recently, analyzes the root causes and offers positive solutions for moving past it—with suggestions for how you can approach any shame or embarrassment that might be keeping you from living your most authentic life.

Listen and learn:

  • The relationship between trauma, anxiety and shame—and why we need to untangle them

  • What shame is really all about

  • Why we need to listen to our fearful parts

  • The way to heal feelings of shame—and why it feels counter-intuitive

  • The role of self compassion

  • How our “stuff” stands in our way and keeps us stuck in feelings of not being good enough

  • What happens when we share our fears in safe places

  • Who to share with—and who not to

  • How to apply to win a free 90-minute coaching session

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