Anger and Complex Trauma - Part 3/11 - Effects of Complex Trauma

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Nine factors that affect anger for those who have experienced Complex Trauma.

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[john]

I don’t understand why he doesn't have more views. He is so spot on.
Thank you Tim. God bless

[foxiefair]

The pressure builds, you bottle it up, get angry and then get drunk. The dysfunctional family likes you drunk because you’re the scapegoat and that’s the dynamic they’re used to. I don’t do that anymore and I’m low to no contact. I’m also about to make 10 years of sobriety.

[christer]

Never heard a person explain this so accurately. Most professionals dont seem to get about 1% of this.

[Mrskamath-zqqv]

This is comforting to know there is a community of people who understand rhat it is from complex trauma

[heatherpage]

The mention of things having to be suppressed without being resolved, was my ENTIRE childhood, into my grown up relationship with my mom. To her resolving an issue is simply dropping it . If I tried to resolve it at a later time when she was calm, she blew up again. I have a daughter and let her get away with a lot because I'm afraid of doing it wrong. In turn I'm doing it wrong. Can't afford therapy but use tools like this. Thanks so much for posting this and leaving it available.

[astronaut]

Thank you Tim, the world is full of complex trauma people, we really need help.

[bonnielaww]

So grateful to Tim Fletcher for his wise words, and incredible insights!!!

[pinargeneci]

This was my household growing up- we were scared of my dad’s passive aggressive anger and the fact that he wouldn’t resolve any problem’s in the house. He let my control freak of a mother dictate everything leaving me resent them and just repress my emotions. Which is what I have learned to do in my marriage. I repress all of my emotions until I can’t control them and I explode like a volcano. Usually with a voice at the back of my mind saying, what’s the point in talking about it? Nothings going to change anyways- I shut down usually until I can’t take it anymore.

[lwells]

This is so insightful. I think I found a treasure. Thank you

[LoreMIpsum-vsdx]

Thanks Tim. Your talks do so much in clarifying and contextualizing raw, jumbled up emotions. It truly helps to orient and process all this.

[produccionesdebajosrecurso]

Tim you are simply one of the greatest

[NATALIEKING]

Thank you. Thank you so much for your free help.

[festernassociates]

Man your work is really greay. More people need to hear your work

[lamyaamer]

your videos are very helpful, no one on the internet has ever spoken on these issues, thank you,

[Elaine-ucun]

Amazing description of the effects that resonate perfectly.

[PatrickM-ny]

Thank you Tim, you are extremely insightful. It's a beautifully intriguing mind you have been blessed with so thanks again, God bless you brother!

[patriciafagan]

This episode really helps me deal with my built-up resentments and anger; the story is so visual that I can apply it to my inner demons.. I love Tim's teachings and follow him because I get help in my healing journey, Thank you

[kaimissouri]

There are many famous social media psychologist and therapists who wouldn't explain as good as that.
Thanks

[C-Span]

Thank you Tim, you are helping me with so many of my daily struggles!😊

[charissastella]

He is the best when it comes to trauma, CPTSD and narcissism. He explains so well and it really connects everything up so well.