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08 | Apology Accepted: A Deep Dive into Relationship Repairs

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In this episode of the Wisconsin Wellness Podcast, Laurie Groh, MS LPC SAS , discusses the importance of apologizing and making reparations within relationships. She highlights some common reasons why individuals may avoid apologizing and provide numerous strategies to apologize effectively.

She touches on different types of apologies, such as sincere, conditional, non-apologies, and over-apologies. Lori also talks about understanding the difference between one's intent and their impact. Additionally, she suggests several key questions in interpersonal conversations when someone has been hurt.

Lastly, she addresses ways to handle situations where one does not believe they did anything wrong. The episode emphasizes the critical role of apologies and making reparations in maintaining healthy relationships and preventing conflicts from leading to a toxic environment.

Takeaways

Apologies and repairs are fundamental parts of a healthy and fulfilling relationship.

Understanding the reasons why people may struggle with apologizing can help cultivate compassion and empathy.

Sincere apologies focus on the impact of one's actions and include action items for improvement.

Engaging in deeper conversations and asking specific questions can facilitate understanding and make amends.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction: Importance of Apologies and Repairs in Relationships

01:21 The Rhythm of a Relationship

03:05 Reasons for Not Apologizing

04:29 The Power of Shame

05:17 Fear and Blaming

06:11 Desire to Maintain Control

07:09 Ego Protection

08:04 Defensiveness

08:34 Overcoming Apology Challenges

09:30 Impact vs Intention

10:00 Questions to Ask When Apologizing

13:49 Importance of Apologies and Repairs in Relationships

14:47 Types of Apologies

18:01 Over-Apologizing

19:00 Not Apologizing When Feeling Hurt

20:29 Phrases to Use When Not Ready to Apologize

20:59 Conclusion

This episode is brought to you by:

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Laurie's Top 5 Recommended Books on Relationships:

  1. Attached
  2. The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work
  3. The New Rules of Marriage
  4. Getting the Love You Want: A Guide for Couples
  5. Hold Me Tight: Seven Conversations for a Lifetime of Love
  continue reading

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Content provided by Laurie Groh MS LPC SAS. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Laurie Groh MS LPC SAS or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

⁠Join our Newsletter⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠

Join our WWP Facebook group⁠⁠⁠

⁠⁠⁠⁠Free Workshops and Worksheets

In this episode of the Wisconsin Wellness Podcast, Laurie Groh, MS LPC SAS , discusses the importance of apologizing and making reparations within relationships. She highlights some common reasons why individuals may avoid apologizing and provide numerous strategies to apologize effectively.

She touches on different types of apologies, such as sincere, conditional, non-apologies, and over-apologies. Lori also talks about understanding the difference between one's intent and their impact. Additionally, she suggests several key questions in interpersonal conversations when someone has been hurt.

Lastly, she addresses ways to handle situations where one does not believe they did anything wrong. The episode emphasizes the critical role of apologies and making reparations in maintaining healthy relationships and preventing conflicts from leading to a toxic environment.

Takeaways

Apologies and repairs are fundamental parts of a healthy and fulfilling relationship.

Understanding the reasons why people may struggle with apologizing can help cultivate compassion and empathy.

Sincere apologies focus on the impact of one's actions and include action items for improvement.

Engaging in deeper conversations and asking specific questions can facilitate understanding and make amends.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction: Importance of Apologies and Repairs in Relationships

01:21 The Rhythm of a Relationship

03:05 Reasons for Not Apologizing

04:29 The Power of Shame

05:17 Fear and Blaming

06:11 Desire to Maintain Control

07:09 Ego Protection

08:04 Defensiveness

08:34 Overcoming Apology Challenges

09:30 Impact vs Intention

10:00 Questions to Ask When Apologizing

13:49 Importance of Apologies and Repairs in Relationships

14:47 Types of Apologies

18:01 Over-Apologizing

19:00 Not Apologizing When Feeling Hurt

20:29 Phrases to Use When Not Ready to Apologize

20:59 Conclusion

This episode is brought to you by:

Shoreside Therapies⁠ : Book an online therapy appointment and get into therapy within a week! ⁠Shoreside Therapies⁠ offers compassionate, client-focused counseling for individuals, couples, and families. With expertise in mood disorders, life transitions, grief, trauma, and maternal mental health, their dedicated therapists provide a safe space to support your journey toward meaningful change and personal growth.

⁠Free Workshops and Worksheets⁠

MICHAEL PHELPS cold tub:

Chilly GOAT Cold Tubs provide a refreshing and effective way to enhance recovery and improve overall health. Perfect for athletes or anyone looking to boost circulation and reduce inflammation, these cold tubs bring the power of hydrotherapy to your home.

OMGyes ⁠

Get your unlimited lifetime access to this groundbreaking material at the best prices available.

GET YOUR UNLIMITED ACCESS TODAY!

Laurie's Top 5 Recommended Books on Relationships:

  1. Attached
  2. The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work
  3. The New Rules of Marriage
  4. Getting the Love You Want: A Guide for Couples
  5. Hold Me Tight: Seven Conversations for a Lifetime of Love
  continue reading

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