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Angry At The Right Things

Bronwyn Schweigerdt
Mental Health
Anger
Shame
Therapy
Empathy
Childhood Trauma
Parenting
Inner Child
Depression
Emotional Healing
Borderline Personality Disorder
Codependency
Forgiveness
Listening
Emotional Neglect
Child Development
Attachment Theory
Emotional Suppression
Self-Acceptance
Self-Love

Anger, like fire, can burn down a house. Join Marriage and Family Therapist Bronwyn Schweigerdt in this conversation on how to channel our anger in a healthy way.

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Dr. Derrick Hines from the Pain & Performance Podcast shares listener questions for Bronwyn, including:

- The difference between anger & hatred

- How men are more likely to dissociate from feelings than women

- Which emotions are most linked with ... more

Bronwyn talks with Dr. Ali Najafian Jazi, psychiatrist and psychotherapist about the power of experiencing and expressing all emotions. We discuss how emotions don't dissipate when ignored, but stagnate within our body, making us sick, and how healin... more

Psychiatrist Dr. Caroline Giroux joins Bronwyn in a rejection of the conventional,  masculine-driven understanding of therapy, based solely on objective metrics, for an embodied and integrated approach. We discuss how to listen to the body, and what ... more

Bronwyn speaks with Alecia Jacobson, host of the Spirit of a Badass podcast, about the nuances of anger and how forgiveness factors in. We discuss the somatic effects of anger in the brain and body, sharing personal anecdotes that inform and inspire,... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Derrick Hines
Guest on the Pain & Performance Podcast, discussing emotions
Pain & Performance Podcast
Episode: Q & A on Emotions with Dr. Derrick Hines
Ali Najafian Jazi
A psychiatrist and psychotherapist
Episode: Emotions are the Path to Healing
Derrick Hines
Doctor of Physical Therapy and host of The Pain & Performance Podcast
The Pain & Performance Podcast
Episode: The Mind is in the Body
Erin Washington
Host of ThERINpy podcast and guest on this episode
ThERINpy
Episode: Relinquishing the Role of Scapegoat
Caroline Giroux
psychiatrist
Episode: Achieving Closure & Releasing Control
Alecia Jacobson
Host of Spirit of a Badass podcast
Spirit of a Badass
Episode: The Wisdom of Anger
Carolyn Giroux
Psychiatrist, trauma psychiatrist; professor
UC Davis Health
Episode: Sexual Trauma, Shame, and Healing: A Conversation with Dr. Caroline Giroux
Dr. Andrea Taylor-Cummings
Host of The 4 Habits Podcast
The 4 Habits Podcast
Episode: Life-Saving Anger
Jonathan Taylor-Cummings
Host of The 4 Habits Podcast
The 4 Habits Podcast
Episode: Life-Saving Anger

Hosts

Bronwyn Schweigerdt
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist; primary host focused on anger, integration, and boundaries.
Erin Washington
Host of ThERINpy; guest discussing scapegoating and relationship dynamics.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 34 ratings
  • Practical exercises for getting rid of anxiety

    In the past, I struggled with finding a therapy strategy that worked for my anxiety/depression. CBT and breathing techniques just seemed “cheesy” to me, but the integration exercises Bronwyn leads listeners on have been a true life saver. I’ve learned how to listen to myself and my emotions, especially anger, and process them in a healthy way. This is a fantastic resource for folks looking to get down and dirty to truly uproot anxiety.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Speratus18
    United States10 months ago
  • Short & Thoughtful

    Brief messages that help me keep moving forward.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    llexicon
    United States10 months ago
  • Dislodging shame residue

    What a powerful message delivered in a simple and concise period of time . I love the fact that there is an exercise on the podcast that you can do to apply this concept. I have recommended these podcasts to several people as I think people are carrying round these pieces of baggage without even realising it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cath M PT
    United Statesa year ago
  • I love letting go of the shame of anget

    I love this podcast, what a great service to help me with anger. I now know that I do not have to feel shame when I get anger and now, I have steps to feel it and let it be OK to experience.

    Thank you Brownwyn for putting this great advice out for others to learn from.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LJL - Jane
    United States2 years ago
  • Revolutionary!

    This podcast is revolutionary, life changing work. Bronwyn gives listeners the tools to break the chains of both childhood and adulthood trauma by challenging us to face our righteous anger instead of suppressing it like society tells us to. May we all find freedom via the words and concepts that Bronwyn is introducing to us!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Utzworld
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Genuine, heartfelt discussions about shame and trauma resonate with many listeners.
The guidance to reparent the inner child and set boundaries is repeatedly praised.
Listeners value practical, actionable exercises that help uproot anxiety and anger.
Audience notes the combination of therapy expertise and real-life applications as a standout.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Emotions are the Path to Healing
Q: Why do you emphasize experiential work with emotions over purely cognitive approaches like CBT in many cases?
Experiential emotion work helps clients access underlying feelings, reduces reliance on avoidance strategies, and allows cognitive insights to emerge more naturally as the body processes emotion.
Emotions are the Path to Healing
Q: What do you see as the core reason therapists struggle with emotions, even at high levels of training?
Therapists often focus on coping skills or insight while neglecting the therapist's own relationship with their emotions, which can undermine the therapy process and the client's progress.
Listening to the Body
Q: How do you translate these ideas into practical exercises or therapies?
Using integrative practices that couple body awareness with cognitive insight, such as guided inner-child conversations and boundary work, helps people reconnect with their authentic needs.
Listening to the Body
Q: Tell me more about how you're putting things together in your mind differently than you've been taught.
We're recognizing that thoughts aren't the sole drivers of emotion; emotions can precede or exist independently of thoughts, and the body provides essential data through sensations that guide healing.
The Wisdom of Anger
Q: How can people initiate conversations about difficult feelings with kids or loved ones when there's fear and fear of shame?
Use self-therapy techniques like letter-writing to address one's own feelings first, then approach the other person on their terms, acknowledge the hurt, and repair where possible to prevent intergenerational shame from continuing.

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What is Angry At The Right Things about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A psychologically focused show exploring how anger can be harnessed for growth, healing, and healthier relationships. Episodes emphasize embodiment, boundary-setting, and compassionate self-work, often pairing therapy expertise with practical exercises to reframe anger, reduce shame, and improve parenting and intimate dynamics. A standout thread is the integration of mind and body, plus a clear emphasis on actionable strategies like guided inner-child work, journaling, and boundary-driven communication that listeners can apply in daily life. The format frequently features licensed clinicians sharing clinical insights alongside lived experiences, offering both theory and hands-on tools for change. This combination of trauma-informed therapy,... more

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