Patricia A. DeYoung is a psychotherapist and author specializing in the treatment of chronic shame.
Her work integrates various psychological theories, including interpersonal neurobiology, object relations theory, and self-psychology.
DeYoung's approach emphasizes the relational nature of shame and the importance of empathic, non-judgmental therapeutic relationships.
She is known for her ability to synthesize complex theoretical concepts into practical, applicable insights for both therapists and clients.
DeYoung's writing style is described as engaging and accessible, often incorporating personal anecdotes and case studies to illustrate her points.
Her work has been influential in the field of psychotherapy, particularly in understanding and treating shame-based issues.
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