Hard to Say Sorry

Tom Geraghty · Interpersonal Practice, Voice & Silence, Individual & Wellbeing

Open this neighbourhood on the live map →

Examines why good apologies are rare and what effective apology actually requires. Argues most apology attempts substitute silence, partial acknowledgement, or compensation for genuine repair — and that a well-made apology is a high-stakes PS practice that rebuilds relational trust.

Keep notes on this, flag it to come back to, and build your own map. Create a free account →

Neighbours (3)

Read the full article on psychsafety.com →