Anger Management for Women

A Practical Guide with Guided Exercises to Stop Letting Emotions Control You, Reduce Stress, and Create a Happy Life

De: Jade Carrington

Narrado por: Tess Beckett

Do you snap at your kids over nothing, then spiral into guilt for hours?

Are you so rage-filled that even minor annoyances make you want to scream—but you smile instead and say you're fine?

You're not broken. You're not too sensitive. And you're definitely not crazy.

You're angry. And you have every right to be.

The Truth They Never Told You
Your anger isn't the problem. Society teaching you to suppress it is.

For years, you've swallowed your rage because "good women" don't get angry. You've stayed calm while being disrespected, patient while being taken advantage of, and understanding while your needs were completely ignored.

That suppression is destroying you—your health, your relationships, your sense of self.

Anger Management for Women isn't another book about breathing deeper or being more grateful. This is the honest, no-BS guide to understanding why you're furious, what your anger is trying to tell you, and how to use it as the power it was always meant to be.

What You'll Discover Inside:

Why you were never taught to be angry – and the devastating cost of being "nice"

The biology of female rage – how hormones, perimenopause, and your cycle amplify anger (and why that's completely valid)

Mom rage decoded – why motherhood creates explosive anger and how to get help without shame

Your anger patterns exposed – are you a suppressor or exploder? Learn to break destructive cycles

The invisible labor crushing you – why you resent your partner and how to finally be heard

From passive-aggressive to powerful – express anger directly, set boundaries that stick, and stop apologizing for having needs

Physical release techniques – concrete tools to discharge rage before it destroys you or erupts

Using anger as your compass – let rage guide you toward boundaries, values, and the life you actually want

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