Peter Randall is a retired Chartered Psychologist and Fellow of the British Psychological Society.

"The book is a fascinating, rich, and highly rewarding account of the complexity of feeling sorry with its related phenomenology, actions, and interpersonal reverberations... There is much that is relevant to psychologists in the helping professions, including the likelihood that regrets and shame might emerge toward the end of one’s life. Interpersonal transgressions weigh down on people—hence the title of Randall’s volume—and a strength of the book is that it does not follow affective science blindly in giving quantitative succour to qualitative spiritual questions but seeks answers instead in the complex details of human secular and faith-based existence." - Gavin Sullivan, Leeds Metropolitan University, PsycCRITIQUES

• The Weight of the Soul. The Stirrings of Conscience. Interpersonal Relationships and Betrayal. Interpersonal Relationships, Religion and Vengeance. Shame, Guilt and Remorse. Remorse and Criminal Offending. Religion, Spirituality and Remorse. Forgiveness. Remorse, Empathy, Forgiveness and Therapy. The Weight of the Soul.

Peter Randall is a retired Chartered Psychologist and Fellow of the British Psychological Society.

"The book is a fascinating, rich, and highly rewarding account of the complexity of feeling sorry with its related phenomenology, actions, and interpersonal reverberations... There is much that is relevant to psychologists in the helping professions, including the likelihood that regrets and shame might emerge toward the end of one’s life. Interpersonal transgressions weigh down on people—hence the title of Randall’s volume—and a strength of the book is that it does not follow affective science blindly in giving quantitative succour to qualitative spiritual questions but seeks answers instead in the complex details of human secular and faith-based existence." - Gavin Sullivan, Leeds Metropolitan University, PsycCRITIQUES

• The Weight of the Soul. The Stirrings of Conscience. Interpersonal Relationships and Betrayal. Interpersonal Relationships, Religion and Vengeance. Shame, Guilt and Remorse. Remorse and Criminal Offending. Religion, Spirituality and Remorse. Forgiveness. Remorse, Empathy, Forgiveness and Therapy. The Weight of the Soul.

Peter Randall is a retired Chartered Psychologist and Fellow of the British Psychological Society.

"The book is a fascinating, rich, and highly rewarding account of the complexity of feeling sorry with its related phenomenology, actions, and interpersonal reverberations... There is much that is relevant to psychologists in the helping professions, including the likelihood that regrets and shame might emerge toward the end of one’s life. Interpersonal transgressions weigh down on people—hence the title of Randall’s volume—and a strength of the book is that it does not follow affective science blindly in giving quantitative succour to qualitative spiritual questions but seeks answers instead in the complex details of human secular and faith-based existence." - Gavin Sullivan, Leeds Metropolitan University, PsycCRITIQUES

• The Weight of the Soul. The Stirrings of Conscience. Interpersonal Relationships and Betrayal. Interpersonal Relationships, Religion and Vengeance. Shame, Guilt and Remorse. Remorse and Criminal Offending. Religion, Spirituality and Remorse. Forgiveness. Remorse, Empathy, Forgiveness and Therapy. The Weight of the Soul.