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Life Coaching with Christine Hassler

CC: How to Do An Anger Burn/Release

Life Coaching with Christine Hassler

Christine Hassler

Education, Self-improvement, Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.81.7K Ratings

🗓️ 18 November 2023

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

I talk quite a bit on the show about how important it is to release our anger in a healthy way. In today's episode I walk you through how to do one of my favorite and most empowering exercises - an anger burn! 
 
If you aren't quite ready for an anger burn, then starting by writing f*** you letters is a great way to process anger. You can listen to the episode I did about that here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/over-it-and-on-with-it/id1050321415?i=1000620283017

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hi everybody and welcome to Coaches Corner. Maybe it's because it's

0:07.4

Scorpio season but I have been getting a lot of questions about anger and

0:11.9

having a lot of

0:13.0

coaching calls with people and just running into people

0:16.0

who need an anger release.

0:19.0

And I've talked about anger release.

0:22.0

I've given you the free download Christine

0:24.4

Halster.com slash anger release where it's an excerpt from expectation

0:28.1

hangover I teach you how to do it however I thought on today's, I'd really walk you through why releasing

0:34.8

anger is so important and how you can do it. Before I dive into that, I want to

0:41.4

explicitly say if you have had a ton of trauma in your life, if you're in a very actively traumatic situation, doing anger release on your own without a facilitator, without someone they're holding

0:55.8

space, is generally not a great idea because you don't want to take yourself to a place that becomes scary or becomes too much for your nervous system.

1:06.0

You've heard me talk about on the show before, like when we're really in the heat of something really, really traumatic,

1:12.0

sometimes what we need is not big huge active energy

1:16.8

like an anger release is but more resourcing more replenishing energy to get our

1:22.4

nervous system recalibrated a bit and then we can do the more

1:26.3

somatic work and I would consider anger work somatic work.

1:31.2

So again if you are feeling like you're in a really activated trauma

1:36.1

state, you're having panic attacks, you're in fight, flight, or freeze, you cannot

1:40.2

regulate your nervous system, then this probably isn't the best time to take yourself

1:44.7

through an anger release. It's more the time to work with a trained practitioner or even before

1:50.1

that resource yourself. Now if you are someone that, of course you have your stressful moments,

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