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  <title>S6 Ep 11: A Deep Dive into Forgiveness with Everette Worthington</title>
  <description>It's no secret that people who have been betrayed often have a hard time forgiving the person who betrayed them. Resistance to &amp;quot;letting them off the hook&amp;quot; is understandable. In this illuminative conversation with Professor Everette Worthington, we learn the science and research behind forgiveness - what it is, how to do it, and why it matters for our health and wellbeing.&amp;amp;nbsp; Everett Worthington is Commonwealth Professor Emeritus at Virginia Commonwealth University. Ev (which he prefers to be called) notes that his salary is retired but he isn't. He still&amp;amp;nbsp;maintains a license as a Clinical Psychologist in Virginia, and he has published over 45 books and 500 scholarly publications. Currently, he is completing a couple of books (self-forgiveness and couple therapy), and he usually publishes about 20 articles a year, mostly related to forgiveness,&amp;amp;nbsp;humility, and other positive psychology topics. He says that his life mission is &amp;quot;to do all I can to promote forgiveness in every willing heart, home, and homeland.&amp;quot; &amp;amp;nbsp; Website: evworthington-forgiveness.com Free workbooks: reach.discoverforgiveness.org </description>
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