If you believe you need to apologize for something, apologize specifically for what you did wrong.
Do NOT, for goodness sakes, add any qualifiers or the dreaded “but.”
Then be quiet.
On Apologizing
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Joseph Wegmann, R.Ph., LCSW is a licensed clinical pharmacist and a clinical social worker with more than thirty years of experience in the field of psychopharmacology. His diverse professional background in psychopharmacology and counseling affords him a unique perspective on medication management issues. In addition to consulting with numerous psychiatric facilities, he has presented psychopharmacology seminars to thousands of clinicians in 46 states.
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