ACA Tuesday Zoombox
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Stored Anger
Stored Anger
Stored Anger
Wednesday 29th May 2024
Rachel discusses confronting stored anger and the power of honesty in her journey to healing on ACA Tuesday Zoombox.
16 minutes
Empowering
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Healing
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Episode Overview
- Explore the concept of stored anger and its impact on adult children
- Understand the significance of honesty and inner work in the recovery process
- Reflect on the journey from dysfunction to embracing the role of a loving parent
- Discover the transformative power of self-awareness and acceptance
- Witness the profound insights shared by Rachel on navigating the complexities of healing
I have really learned two things about being in recovery. And that is that, number one, nothing changes if I'm not honest. And the other is the principal or the service tool of, you know, actually doing some type of work in my own recovery.
Have you ever wondered how stored anger from a tough childhood can shape your adult life? In this episode of ACA Tuesday Zoombox, Rachel opens up about her journey as an adult child of an alcoholic. She dives deep into the emotional labyrinth of stored anger, sharing how it has impacted her life and how she's working through it. Rachel's story is filled with raw honesty and personal reflections, making it relatable for anyone grappling with similar issues.
She emphasizes the importance of confronting these buried emotions head-on and doing the inner work necessary for true healing. This episode is not just about anger; it's about the transformative power of honesty and self-awareness in overcoming a dysfunctional past. Whether you're dealing with your own stored anger or supporting someone who is, Rachel's narrative offers valuable insights and a sense of solidarity. Tune in for a heartfelt discussion that promises to leave you feeling understood and hopeful.