The power of apology. How to ask for forgiveness, even when everything is hopeless
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From this book you will learn:
- How to establish relations with other people,
- How to resolve family conflicts,
- How to become a mediator in conflicts,
- How not to provoke conflicts on political grounds,
- how to bestize the work in the field of justice,
- How to teach children to sincerely apologize.
About the author
Molly Khous, Doctor of Philosophy, is a clinical psychologist and writer with many awards. After graduating from the Harvard Medical School, she received a doctoral degree on clinical psychology at the University of Florida and Harvard Master"s scholarship. Dr. Hawz contributed to research projects that study the consequences of depression and the influence of parental cancer on the psychological well -being of the child. She is the author of several scientific papers and acts at conferences for professional organizations, such as the American Psychological Association. For thirty -five years, she led an independent psychotherapeutic practice, in which she treated married couples, as well as individual patients of all ages.
Quotes:
- the pronounced apologies restore the destroyed connections. We reduce our loneliness and shame, make relations stronger. So we build a good and civilized society.
- In the groups, a clash of interests and conflict resolution - this is exactly what leads to an increase in trust, increases the level of responsibility and commitment to corporate goals.
- most of all the pains are not brought by numerous mistakes, but by our inability to fix them. This is what breaks hearts and relationships.
- When an apology from the distant past only exposes painful memories, silence can be the right choice.
- Forgiveness of people can help them or community, but you yourself are often the most important beneficiary of your forgiveness
- How to establish relations with other people,
- How to resolve family conflicts,
- How to become a mediator in conflicts,
- How not to provoke conflicts on political grounds,
- how to bestize the work in the field of justice,
- How to teach children to sincerely apologize.
About the author
Molly Khous, Doctor of Philosophy, is a clinical psychologist and writer with many awards. After graduating from the Harvard Medical School, she received a doctoral degree on clinical psychology at the University of Florida and Harvard Master"s scholarship. Dr. Hawz contributed to research projects that study the consequences of depression and the influence of parental cancer on the psychological well -being of the child. She is the author of several scientific papers and acts at conferences for professional organizations, such as the American Psychological Association. For thirty -five years, she led an independent psychotherapeutic practice, in which she treated married couples, as well as individual patients of all ages.
Quotes:
- the pronounced apologies restore the destroyed connections. We reduce our loneliness and shame, make relations stronger. So we build a good and civilized society.
- In the groups, a clash of interests and conflict resolution - this is exactly what leads to an increase in trust, increases the level of responsibility and commitment to corporate goals.
- most of all the pains are not brought by numerous mistakes, but by our inability to fix them. This is what breaks hearts and relationships.
- When an apology from the distant past only exposes painful memories, silence can be the right choice.
- Forgiveness of people can help them or community, but you yourself are often the most important beneficiary of your forgiveness
Author:
Author:Khous Molly
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:printing
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-171922-7
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