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Shadow

April 20, 2016 By TodaysTherapist

definition:

A term developed by C.G. Jung. The shadow contains the rejected or ignored parts of ourselves. The parts of ourselves we do not want to admit but we criticize them in others.

example:

“I rejected my anger for so long that it started to come out in very judgmental and controlling ways. The longer I avoided this shadow part, the worse it got.”

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