Understanding Self-Compassion with Pamela O’Hara
Explore the inner critic and a kinder response to yourself in this online workshop and Q&A.
Why it caught our eye
The workshop starts with a recognisable experience: being harder on yourself than on others. Its focus on understanding that pattern gives the discussion a concrete point of entry.
About this experience
It can be easier to offer kindness to someone else than to yourself. In this online workshop, cognitive behavioural therapist Pamela O’Hara explores how the inner critic develops and introduces self-compassion as another way of responding. The focus is on understanding familiar patterns of self-talk through psychology.
What you can expect
Hear Pamela discuss how early experiences, belonging and survival can shape self-criticism. She will examine the difference between self-compassion and self-indulgence, and introduce practical approaches to working with difficult emotions. A Q&A follows the presentation.
Good to know before you go
Join on Zoom using the link in your booking confirmation or reminder email. Every ticket includes a recording, emailed 24–48 hours after the event. Check the same email account you used to book.
People holding the space
Pamela O’Hara
Speaker
Pamela O’Hara is a cognitive behavioural therapist and PhD researcher. She presents this workshop on self-criticism and self-compassion.
Hosted by
Seed Talks
https://www.seedtalks.co.uk/