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Ep 35: Understanding Maternal Rage with Dr Caroline Boyd
Check out my coaching community! I'm answering questions every day so come and say hi!
https://www.skool.com/be-a-happier-parent/about
Here's Caroline's amazing course: The coupon for £100 discount is SUMMERSUPPORT
https://dr-caroline-boyd.mykajabi.com/mr-signup-autumn-2025
You can find more about Caroline at https://drcarolineboyd.com/
content type
Interview
primary goal
Educational
summary
In this episode, Caroline Boyd and Alex explore the complex emotions of maternal rage, societal expectations, and how understanding these can lead to healthier parenting and relationships. They discuss the cultural myths of the supermum, the impact of patriarchy, and practical ways to navigate anger and self-regulation.
keywords
maternal rage, motherhood, anger, patriarchy, self-regulation, parenting, emotional health, gender roles, mental load, compassion-focused therapy
key topics
The cultural myth of the supermum and its impact
The specific context of maternal rage and societal expectations
The three circles of emotion model from compassion-focused therapy
The influence of patriarchy on motherhood and gender roles
The importance of self-regulation and repair in parenting
The impact of social media on maternal guilt and shame
The connection between anger, grief, and anxiety
Strategies for managing anger and setting boundaries in parenting
guest name
Caroline Boyd
Titles
Unmasking Maternal Rage: Breaking the Supermum Myth
The Hidden Power of Anger in Motherhood
sound bites
"I'm only ever interested in making you look wonderful and clever."
"Anger is often protesting something or protecting vulnerability."
"Repair teaches children that it's okay to mess up and make amends."
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Maternal Rage
02:03 Understanding Maternal Rage
05:54 The Myth of the Supermum
10:05 The Impact of Patriarchy on Motherhood
13:58 Sources of Maternal Anger
22:07 The Three Circles of Emotion
28:05 Navigating Parenting Dynamics
33:24 Understanding Maternal Anger and Its Roots
36:04 The Complexity of Emotions in Motherhood
38:58 The Interplay of Anger, Grief, and Anxiety
41:50 Cultural Norms and Emotional Expression
49:04 Navigating Conflict in Relationships
52:51 Gentle Parenting: Balancing Emotions and Boundaries
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By Alex TrippierCheck out my coaching community! I'm answering questions every day so come and say hi!
https://www.skool.com/be-a-happier-parent/about
Here's Caroline's amazing course: The coupon for £100 discount is SUMMERSUPPORT
https://dr-caroline-boyd.mykajabi.com/mr-signup-autumn-2025
You can find more about Caroline at https://drcarolineboyd.com/
content type
Interview
primary goal
Educational
summary
In this episode, Caroline Boyd and Alex explore the complex emotions of maternal rage, societal expectations, and how understanding these can lead to healthier parenting and relationships. They discuss the cultural myths of the supermum, the impact of patriarchy, and practical ways to navigate anger and self-regulation.
keywords
maternal rage, motherhood, anger, patriarchy, self-regulation, parenting, emotional health, gender roles, mental load, compassion-focused therapy
key topics
The cultural myth of the supermum and its impact
The specific context of maternal rage and societal expectations
The three circles of emotion model from compassion-focused therapy
The influence of patriarchy on motherhood and gender roles
The importance of self-regulation and repair in parenting
The impact of social media on maternal guilt and shame
The connection between anger, grief, and anxiety
Strategies for managing anger and setting boundaries in parenting
guest name
Caroline Boyd
Titles
Unmasking Maternal Rage: Breaking the Supermum Myth
The Hidden Power of Anger in Motherhood
sound bites
"I'm only ever interested in making you look wonderful and clever."
"Anger is often protesting something or protecting vulnerability."
"Repair teaches children that it's okay to mess up and make amends."
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Maternal Rage
02:03 Understanding Maternal Rage
05:54 The Myth of the Supermum
10:05 The Impact of Patriarchy on Motherhood
13:58 Sources of Maternal Anger
22:07 The Three Circles of Emotion
28:05 Navigating Parenting Dynamics
33:24 Understanding Maternal Anger and Its Roots
36:04 The Complexity of Emotions in Motherhood
38:58 The Interplay of Anger, Grief, and Anxiety
41:50 Cultural Norms and Emotional Expression
49:04 Navigating Conflict in Relationships
52:51 Gentle Parenting: Balancing Emotions and Boundaries