Episode 8 – Gossip, What’s the Harm?
By Paul Garrigan & Simon Mott
The topic at a glance:
- Paul Garrigan and Hope Founder Simon Mott talk about gossip and their own experiences with it – which include being on the receiving end of gossiping
- What’s the difference between passing on information and gossiping?
- The dangers and consequences of gossip in a recovery setting.
- It’s human nature to feel the urge to gossip sometimes – and it can be used in a positive way…
In this episode of the podcast, Hope Founder Simon Mott talks about gossip – Why do we gossip and what are the potential consequences of this type of communication? You can also read Simon’s article about gossip here ‘Let’s talk about gossip’.
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