Will Bynum
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273 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2022
last heard Oct 2022
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Hey Emily.
So when we talk to people about shame, we hear we hear about a lot of the hidden aspects of the experience of learning medicine that no one ever talks about.
We hear about
People, you know, struggling on a normal learning task, people being ostracized for the way that they dress or the way that they talk.
We hear about people being marginalized on teams and left out of learning experiences.
We hear about people being
humiliated and yelled at, uh, or harshly questioned or interrogated, we hear about their expectations for themselves, a motivation to learn and be better, but that can also lead to shame in moments of failure.
Um we also hear a lot about people who
engage with shame and manage to overcome it and transition it to something more constructive and and thus grow from it.
So it's not all bad.
But in order to get to the growth and um engagement that can come after it, there needs to be a a a process of moving through it in a constructive manner.
And and that's the part of our research we haven't had the opportunity yet to delve into as deeply.
I don't think you do know in the in a moment.
And that's the thing about shame is that it can distort your view of
objective reality.
So
Irrespective of how silly or trivial the trigger may seem that induces a shame reaction in in yourself.
Once it takes root, it doesn't matter how trivial or benign it was.
It's it's important.
It's it was significant.
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