EPISODE · Jul 15, 2026 · 11 MIN
E133: Anger as a Signal Not a Symptom: A Skill for Decoding What Your Anger Is Telling You
from Reclaiming Me: Heal Your Childhood Attachment Wounds, People Pleasing, and Complex PTSD for Women
Monday we talked about anger as information. Today we're getting practical. This midweek reframe gives you a concrete skill for slowing down and actually hearing what your anger is trying to say before you react or suppress.Using a simple somatic and reflective practice rooted in complex trauma and attachment theory, we walk through exactly how to pause with anger and decode it in real time.By the end of this ten minutes you'll have a tool you can use today, this week, the next time anger shows up.If today's episode resonated, please take a moment to rate and revie wherever you listen. It genuinely helps more people find this content. And if you have a question you'd like answered, I am taking listener questions for one more month for a two-part Ask Me Anything episode on complex PTSD. All the ways to reach me are in the show notes. I would love to hear from you.RESOURCES MENTIONED• The Dance of Anger by Harriet Lerner• Follow Cindy on Instagram: @cindypaynerooted• Submit your CPTSD question: [email protected] with Cindy:Ready for deeper support? Take the free people-pleasing quiz, explore therapy or book a consultation here: cindypayne.comInstagram: @cindypaynerootedemail: [email protected] podcast supports women healing trauma, attachment wounds, codependency, anxiety, perfectionism, people pleasing, overthinking, and rebuilding self-worth, self-trust, boundaries, and confidence through trauma-informed guidance.Through honest, grounded conversations, it explores the real human experience of growth and leadership, the tension between purpose and rest, boundaries and connection, and how choosing awareness and compassion creates a more aligned and authentic life.
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