#414 Monique de Kermadec : Oser la colère !

In Metamorphosis, Anne Ghesquière welcomes Monique de Kermadec, clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst, specialist in gifted children, and author. Why should we dare to be angry? This question should be raised loud and clear, given how repressed or exacerbated it is in our Western culture. Dare to express our emotions... And all our emotions, because they are what connect us to the world and make us feel so alive. So how can we embark on the adventure of the affections that sustain and nourish us? Are all forms of anger equal? What does anger say about us? How can we educate it and allow ourselves to exist? Monique de Kermadec invites us to dare to look at the suffering that sometimes silences or disrupts anger. Episode #414 With Monique de Kermadec, I will address the following topics (excerpts from the questions): Why is it essential to dare to express our emotions? What is anger? How would you describe this state? What are the misconceptions surrounding anger? You say that anger is a two-faced emotion. Can you help us understand these two aspects? What can anger teach us about our inner conflicts and wounds? How can we distinguish them from chronic anger and how can we treat them? What tools can we use to establish boundaries with others? Who is my guest, Monique de Kermadec? Monique de Kermadec is a clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst, a specialist in giftedness, and an author. She has interviewed and assessed over 10,000 families, her thinking being built around three fundamental notions: "the parent is the child's best ally," "a child is more than an IQ," and "there is no age for success." She is also a member of the French Psychoanalytic Association, the World Council for Gifted Children, the American Psychological Association, and the European Professional Women's Network. Today, she is here to talk to us about her latest book, Dare to Be Angry - Tell Me What Your Anger Is, and I'll Tell You Who You Are, published by Flammarion. Some quotes from the podcast with Monique de Kermadec: "Anger should not be confused with violence; anger is a warning signal that we must heed." "Others are different from us, and it is important to let them hear what hurts us, what irritates us, and what cannot be overcome." "The chronically angry person rarely has The desire to seek help because it's a habitual way of functioning." "The moment of anger is a moment when we dare to assert ourselves." #MoniquedeKermadec #OsezlaChère #ÉditionsFlamarion #anger Find the Metamorphose Podcast on Instagram & Facebook https://www.instagram.com/metamorphos...   / metamorphosepodcast   Subscribe to the Newsletter here: https://www.metamorphosepodcast.com/ Discover The Metamorphose Wheel and the 9 Pillars of Your Life for free! https://metamorphosepodcast.outgrow.u... Support the Metamorphose Tribe, get active! https://metamorphosepodcast.outgrow.u... Subscribe to Metamorphose, the podcast that awakens Consciousness on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@metamorphose... Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast... Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4hHandf... Deezer https://www.deezer.com/fr/show/70581?... Google Podcasts CastBox Photo DR