
There is something un-said, Show Me Shame.
Fri 11 Dec · 10:00
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On 11 December 2026, Christina Bachini conducts an online workshop called There is something un-said, Show Me Shame. The session uses client-led imagery and structured questions to explore shame without requiring verbal confession. It is part of the ChrisLin Method and aims to create a non-judgmental space for emotional exploration. Tickets start at £1.00.
**The thing they haven’t told you.**
Shame rarely announces itself. It arrives as a change of subject, a joke, a sudden interest in the weather, or a sentence that trails off. Your client may not have a word for it, and if they do, they may not want to say it to your face.
Asking directly seldom helps, because shame is exactly the thing that cannot be said to another person.
Show Me Shame works around that. The client makes an image, and an image can hold what a sentence cannot. They are not confessing something to you. You are both looking at something ‘on the table’ between you.
The 9 Core Questions plus supplementary questions specifically designed for inner child work, do the rest. Because you never interpret, nothing you say will confirm their fear that you are judging them.
Show Me. 9 Core Questions. Completely Client Led. Part of The ChrisLin Method.
None of them asks why. You do not name, diagnose or interpret for them. You provide the structure. The meaning stays entirely with the client.
Download the 9 Core Questions for free: [https://awakeningcreativity.co.uk/shop-resources](https://awakeningcreativity.co.uk/shop-resources)
**What happens on the day**
We explain the way of working, run a demonstration, and give room for questions throughout. Practise is optional: you are welcome to take part or simply to observe.
· Find a personal topic of your own, that you’d like to more about.
· Bring felt tip pens or pencils and paper.
**What it is not:**
Training in the full method. The 9 Core Questions are free. Knowing which one to ask, when to stop, and what to do with what comes back requires training. View our website for details. [https://awakeningcreativity.co.uk](https://awakeningcreativity.co.uk/)Shame rarely announces itself. It arrives as a change of subject, a joke, a sudden interest in the weather, or a sentence that trails off.
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There is something un-said, Show Me Shame. takes place on Friday, 11 December 2026 at 10:00.
There is something un-said, Show Me Shame. is held at Online.
Tickets for There is something un-said, Show Me Shame. are priced at £1. Live prices and availability are shown on app.onlinevents.co.uk.
Tickets for There is something un-said, Show Me Shame. can be booked via app.onlinevents.co.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.

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On 11 December 2026, Christina Bachini conducts an online workshop called There is something un-said, Show Me Shame. The session uses client-led imagery and structured questions to explore shame without requiring verbal confession. It is part of the ChrisLin Method and aims to create a non-judgmental space for emotional exploration. Tickets start at £1.00.
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**The thing they haven’t told you.**
Shame rarely announces itself. It arrives as a change of subject, a joke, a sudden interest in the weather, or a sentence that trails off. Your client may not have a word for it, and if they do, they may not want to say it to your face.
Asking directly seldom helps, because shame is exactly the thing that cannot be said to another person.
Show Me Shame works around that. The client makes an image, and an image can hold what a sentence cannot. They are not confessing something to you. You are both looking at something ‘on the table’ between you.
The 9 Core Questions plus supplementary questions specifically designed for inner child work, do the rest. Because you never interpret, nothing you say will confirm their fear that you are judging them.
Show Me. 9 Core Questions. Completely Client Led. Part of The ChrisLin Method.
None of them asks why. You do not name, diagnose or interpret for them. You provide the structure. The meaning stays entirely with the client.
Download the 9 Core Questions for free: [https://awakeningcreativity.co.uk/shop-resources](https://awakeningcreativity.co.uk/shop-resources)
**What happens on the day**
We explain the way of working, run a demonstration, and give room for questions throughout. Practise is optional: you are welcome to take part or simply to observe.
· Find a personal topic of your own, that you’d like to more about.
· Bring felt tip pens or pencils and paper.
**What it is not:**
Training in the full method. The 9 Core Questions are free. Knowing which one to ask, when to stop, and what to do with what comes back requires training. View our website for details. [https://awakeningcreativity.co.uk](https://awakeningcreativity.co.uk/)Shame rarely announces itself. It arrives as a change of subject, a joke, a sudden interest in the weather, or a sentence that trails off.
Description supplied by the event organiser.
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When is There is something un-said, Show Me Shame.?
There is something un-said, Show Me Shame. takes place on Friday, 11 December 2026 at 10:00.
Where is There is something un-said, Show Me Shame. taking place?
There is something un-said, Show Me Shame. is held at Online.
How much are tickets for There is something un-said, Show Me Shame.?
Tickets for There is something un-said, Show Me Shame. are priced at £1. Live prices and availability are shown on app.onlinevents.co.uk.
How do I get tickets for There is something un-said, Show Me Shame.?
Tickets for There is something un-said, Show Me Shame. can be booked via app.onlinevents.co.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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