Reclaiming Rage - The Anger We Were Never Allowed to Feel - And the Radical Act of Asking for More

Send us Fan MailReclaiming Rage - The Anger We Were Never Allowed to Feel - And the Radical Act of Asking for MoreWhy Women Still Need Permission to Be Angry, Ask for More, and Be HeardWhat if your anger isn’t a problem… but a powerful kind of truth?In this episode, we’re diving into the uncomfortable, untamed, and deeply important topic of rage—especially the rage women have been conditioned to repress, soften, and silence.We talk about why women are still taught not to be angry, how family and cultural dynamics shape our emotional expression, and the radical act of asking for more when you've been told to stay small.Whether you’ve ever felt frustrated, overlooked, or like your needs always come last—this conversation is for you.We’ll explore:Why anger is still seen as confronting, unacceptable, unfeminine in womenHow rage is often buried under and relabelled as exhaustion, frustration, or sadnessWhat happens when we stop asking for what we want & need, and stop expecting to be heardThe emotional and physical cost of repressing angerWhy reclaiming your rage can be life-changingPractical ways to express anger in healthy, clear, honest waysPlus: journal prompts, reflective questions, and a call to bravely own your truth without apology.Because your anger isn’t too much. It’s a message. A compass.It points to your truth—and something in you that knows things need to change.Journal Prompts From the Episode:Where am I softening my truth to keep the peace?What does my anger want me to know?What would it look like to let myself fully feel—without apology?Sallyanne Hartnell - Divorce Coach & StrategistHow you can work with meBook a free intro callFree Resources & Downloads- Choose You Guidebook- Having Hard Conversations - done for you scripts- Divorce with Less Drama - The MasterclassJoin the Reflect VIP Mailing ListFollow me on INSTAGRAMAll relationships are welcomed and supported at Reflect Coaching 🏳️‍🌈This podcast is recorded on the land of the Wurundjeri people, the Traditional Custodians of this Land & its first story tellers. I pay respect to the Elders both past and present of the Kulin Nation & to any First Nations people listening.Please note: all podcast content is general information only, not legal advice or information. Please seek specialist advice to support you & your unique circumstances.