
Psychiatrist M. Scott Peck lectures on the psychological damage of blame and the distinctions between legitimate versus illegitimate blame and cheap versus genuine forgiveness.
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Psychiatrist M. Scott Peck lectures on the psychological damage of blame and the distinctions between legitimate versus illegitimate blame and cheap versus genuine forgiveness.
Dr. Peck addresses the often destructive impact of blame on human life, discussing the distinctions between legitimate and illegitimate blame, as well as between cheap and genuine forgiveness. From AudioFile Scott Peck is a psychiatrist turned author and lecturer whose name is a household word with the self-help crowd. The Road Less Traveled is his original, classic work. BLAME & FORGIVENESS is one presentation from the spin-off lecture series, FURTHER ALONG THE ROAD LESS TRAVELED. In it, Peck r...
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