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Angry At The Right Things

Bronwyn Schweigerdt
Shame
Mental Health
Therapy
Childhood Trauma
Attachment Theory
Listening
Forgiveness
Judeo-Christian Tradition
Integration Exercise
Generational Curses
Self-Validation
Personality Disorders
Self-Sufficiency
Trust
Caregivers
Borderline Personality Disorder
Suicide Prevention
Empathy
Emotional Neglect
Anger

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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Bronwyn Schweigerdt
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Bronwyn Schweigerdt
Licensed therapist and author; focuses on navigating anger and emotions to foster personal healing and growth.

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4.7 out of 5 stars from 33 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 States4 months ago
  • Short & Thoughtful

    Brief messages that help me keep moving forward.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    llexicon
    United States4 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 Statesa year 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

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The host is praised for providing insightful discussions on anger and emotional health, often drawing on personal experiences.
Listeners appreciate the practical exercises that help them manage emotions and confront previous traumas.
Audience members report significant positive transformations in their emotional relationships as a result of the guidance offered.
The integration of educational insights with practical strategies is highly valued, making the content accessible and applicable to everyday life.

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Cultivating Somatic Freedom
Q: What kinds of people do you tend to work with and who do you help?
Most of my clients have anxiety and often struggle with people-pleasing and approval addiction.
Life-Saving Anger
Q: What do you do with this thing that can be like a bomb?
Bronwyn emphasizes that anger, if acknowledged and expressed properly, can alert us to injustices and heal us rather than cause harm.
Life-Saving Anger
Q: How do you help people have the confidence to acknowledge that emotion and work well with it?
Bronwyn explains that fear about acknowledging anger stems from childhood shaming and neglect, and she guides individuals to connect with their anger as a valid emotion that requires attention.
Making Room for Anger
Q: Can you speak to the root anger that is seeping into all these things in your life?
The root anger is often linked to feelings of betrayal, neglect, or humiliation from various life experiences.
Everything Anger
Q: How do people work through the denial of it because of the shame?
We can feel the sensation in our body, let our mind float back to the earliest time we felt that same sensation.

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