Understanding The anger-guilt trap
and how to start breaking the cycle
Motherhood is the social and cultural arena where we do our mothering.
When we become Mothers we step into this arena.
Where there are certain ‘rules’ of play about what it means to be a good Mother.
Anger is not part of this rulebook.
But anger is part of our experience as human beings.
By excluding ‘anger’ from what is acceptable for us to feel and express in Motherhood, we are funneled into an ‘anger-guilt’ trap.
Where whenever we feel or express anger, we immediately feel guilt.
Importantly, there is a distinction between the felt emotion of anger, and the expression of anger.
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Here is how we start to break the anger-guilt trap:
Understand the distinction between the feeling of anger and expression of anger
Understand how and why Motherhood exists socially
Get to know what the ‘rules’ of good Motherhood are so we can ‘spot them’ when they show up for us
Recognise how the ‘anger-guilt’ trap is an inevitable cycle we fall into when we live by the rules of the good Mother
Start to challenge what rules we want to live by, and what ones we want to rebel against
Learn ways to interrupt the ‘anger-guilt’ trap
Express our anger in a healthy way, and explore how to use anger as our tool for growth
Want to dive deeper?
Join self-study online course -
The anger-guilt trap
A self-study course to support you in understanding and breaking the 'anger-guilt trap' in Motherhood, to shift your experiences of anger and use ‘Mum-guilt’ for your growth and development as a Mother
4 video trainings
Plus reflection sheets for content integration
What is the anger-guilt trap and how does it show up for you?
Alchemizing and transforming anger
Using ‘Mum’ guilt for growth
Step by step - what you can do
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$144 AUD
Course content is purchased and accessed through an e-learning platform called New Zenler.
When you enrol you will be taken through to a login page where you receive immediate access to the course.
You will be emailed details for ongoing access (check your junk folder if you don’t see it).