The Castro Country Club
The Castro Country Club
At The CCC - Amends vs. I'm Sorry
At The CCC - Amends vs. I'm Sorry
At The CCC - Amends vs. I'm Sorry
Friday 4th November 2022
Join Anthony, Bonnie Violet, & Lou Lou as they explore the difference between making amends and saying sorry in recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Amends vs. Apologies: A Deep Dive into Forgiveness in Recovery
I think the formula is designed in a way to reduce the amount of harm that's done, I think, in the communication, because even when you're bringing something up, like even the rehashing of something, can be really harmful.
Ever wondered why 'I'm sorry' sometimes just doesn't cut it? In this thought-provoking episode of 'At The CCC', hosts Anthony, Bonnie Violet, and Lou Lou tackle the tricky terrain of amends versus apologies. Broadcasting live from San Francisco's Castro Country Club, the trio unpacks the meaningful distinction between these two forms of seeking forgiveness. While a simple 'sorry' might be a quick fix, making amends involves a deeper, more intentional effort to repair and rebuild relationships.
The hosts share personal anecdotes and practical advice, shedding light on the right timing and approach for making amends. They also discuss the potential pitfalls of apologies that serve more to ease one's own guilt rather than truly address the harm done. Through their candid and relatable conversation, Anthony, Bonnie Violet, and Lou Lou highlight the transformative power of genuine forgiveness in the journey of recovery.
Whether you're new to sobriety or a seasoned veteran, this episode offers valuable insights into how to navigate the complex waters of making things right.