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Janet Sasson Edgette Psy.dPsychology Today |
Apologies don’t make you feel "less than" when they come from generosity, not shame.
Humiliating, berating, and shaming are horrible "motivational" techniques.
Let’s call teasing and name-calling among siblings what it is: being mean.
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