When We Stop Trying to Absolve Ourselves of Guilt

Update: 2020-08-08

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“The urge to absolve oneself is a kind of low-level thing where we’re trying to get away from our own complicity,” says psychiatrist Mark Epstein, MD. Epstein is the author of Advi ...

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When We Stop Trying to Absolve Ourselves of Guilt