From Shutdown to Snap: The Bodys Reaction to Hidden Anger | Anger and Complex Trauma - Part 5/7 @TimFletcher
From Shutdown to Snap: The Bodys Reaction to Hidden Anger | Anger and Complex Trauma - Part 5/7  @TimFletcher
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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0:00 - Healthy vs. Unhealthy Anger
01:13 - Ventral Vagal: The State of Healthy Anger
03:38 - Sympathetic State: Anger as Survival
05:24 - Dorsal Vagal: Repressed Anger and Shutdown
06:47 - The "Snap": Bypassing Safety States
12:33 - The Pressure Cooker Analogy & Recovery

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