Angry At The Right Things

Boundaries create order out of chaos, and are needed for us to flourish. Learn what your body is speaking, and how to externalize it out of your body, so you can have peace. 

There's no such thing as an angry person, because all humans have anger. What matters is our relationship to our anger, and that of others. Learn how to create a healthy relationship to anger that brings healing to you and your relationships. 

Mental illness stems from suppressed anger from a betrayal that's usually out of our awareness. The journey of awareness can lead to becoming a new person -- a stronger, wiser person who has safer relationships. A person who no longer betrays herself. 

Perspective literally means to "grasp thoroughly." Perspective is powerful when it's rooted in reality, in fact, it could save your life. Learn how to tame mental illness with a bird's eye view. 

Pertinent info for those of us who suspect we have a BPD parent. This episode was inspired in part by psychologist Lindsay C. Gibson, as interviewed on the We Can Do Hard Things podcast. Also -- re-examining what it means to honor our parents in light of Biblical tradition. 

It's very likely you have at least one person in your life with Borderline Personality Disorder, as it's much more common than previously believed. Learn the most common traits of BPD, as well as the different ways it shows up, so you can safeguard your mental health. 

Feelings of hatred, disgust and anger may not be pleasant, but they serve a purpose. Yet most of us blame ourselves for these feelings and override them -- to our own detriment. Also, Bronwyn leads us in an exercise to be free from compulsion, once and for all. 

Forgiveness isn't a codependent act, but one that involves two parties, and isn't simple or unconditional. Let's pull out codependency out from the roots, embedded deep in our psyche, by attuning to our Inner Child. Katie goes first. 

What do migraines, digestive issues, insomnia and auto-immune disorders have in common? Often, suppressed anger. Learn how to externalize anger out of your body for good, and in doing so, integrate yourself and others in your life. 

Hear why reflection, vs meditation, is nourishing for the soul, and how we can create meadows of peace for ourselves. Learn to be the only reflection for yourself that you trust, and how it makes you powerful... in a good way.