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Sacred Rage: Understanding Boundaries, Mental Health Expressions & Being a Work in Progress with Doctor Jennifer Mullan of Decolonizing Therapy

Podcast |: Moonbeaming
Publisher |: Sarah Faith Gottesdiener
Media Type |: audio
Podknife tags |: Creativity,; Religion & Spirituality,; Tarot
Categories Via RSS |: Arts,; Health & Fitness,; Mental Health,; Religion & Spirituality,; Spirituality,; Visual Arts
Publication Date |: Mar 19, 2025
Episode Duration |: 01:07:01

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Are you afraid of your rage? Do you ignore your body’s reaction when you set boundaries? Do you over-identify with your mental health symptoms?

In this week’s episode, Sarah is joined by Dr Jennifer Mullan, the creator of the Decolonizing Therapy Instagram page and a major disruptor in the mental health industrial complex. Jennifer’s work explores global generational trauma to unlock the wisdom of our sacred rage, which she and Sarah examine in this conversation. Jennifer uses examples from her own life to dissect why all boundaries are not made equal, to explore the power of reciprocity, and to share about being a work work in progress. She also talks about how to safely invite rage into your life and practice. This revolutionary conversation dismantles what you may think you know about boundaries, therapy, and mental health.

You’ll learn:

The importance of rage
How to separate your identity from your mental heath
How white supremacy has impacted Western therapy practices
How our trauma impacts our response to boundaries
How to safely express rage
Why it can help to accept assistance from specialists

If you’re ready to learn how your sacred rage can serve you, this episode is for you.

Dr. Jennifer Mullan, also lovingly known as “The Rage Doctor,” is the author of the national bestselling book “Decolonizing Therapy: Oppression, Historical Trauma & Politicizing Your Practice.” She is a dynamic and highly sought-after international speaker as well as an ancestral wound worker, organizational consultant, teacher, course creator, community builder, and decolonized mental health movement starter.

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Are you afraid of your rage? Do you ignore your body’s reaction when you set boundaries? Do you over-identify with your mental health symptoms? In this week’s episode, Sarah is joined by Dr Jennifer Mullan, the creator of the Decolonizing Therapy Instagram page and a major disruptor in the mental health industrial complex. Jennifer’s work explores global generational trauma to unlock the wisdom of our sacred rage, which she and Sarah examine in this conversation. Jennifer uses examples from her own life to dissect why all boundaries are not made equal, to explore the power of reciprocity, and to share about being a work work in progress. She also talks about how to safely invite rage into your life and practice. This revolutionary conversation dismantles what you may think you know about boundaries, therapy, and mental health. You’ll learn: The importance of rage How to separate your identity from your mental heath How white supremacy has impacted Western therapy practices How our trauma impacts our response to boundaries How to safely express rage Why it can help to accept assistance from specialists If you’re ready to learn how your sacred rage can serve you, this episode is for you. Dr. Jennifer Mullan, also lovingly known as “The Rage Doctor,” is the author of the national bestselling book “Decolonizing Therapy: Oppression, Historical Trauma & Politicizing Your Practice.” She is a dynamic and highly sought-after international speaker as well as an ancestral wound worker, organizational consultant, teacher, course creator, community builder, and decolonized mental health movement starter.