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14 types of non-apology apologies & how-to do them better
Audio Podcasts | Subscribers
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Git Educated | Intermediate
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Patron Season 11
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Seasons
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Subscriber Content
August 11, 2023
accountability
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avoidance
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commitment to healing
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conflict
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control
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empathy
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manipulation
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needs fulfillment
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projection
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rebuilding relationships
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relational abuse
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relational rupture and repair
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relationships on CPTSD
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reparation
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S11E2
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scapegoating
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self-protection
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How we say "I'm sorry" really matters. Let's talk about ways that people do it poorly, and what those half-assed apologies actually mean. Then... how to do them better....
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