05/02/2026
Maternal anger doesn’t mean you’re broken or you’re failing. It’s an understandable emotional response to:
- overwhelm
- sensory overload
- broken sleep
- feeling invisible, undervalued & unsupported
Anger often masks other feelings - like fear, loneliness, grief. Anger can be linked to attachment wounds – a protective ‘voice’ for our child self who perhaps felt afraid and unsafe, and wasn’t contained in her emotions in a good enough way.
We know just how many mums quietly struggle with feelings of anger and overwhelm, and – because anger in motherhood is still taboo – how little compassionate, evidence-based support there is.
That’s why we're partnering with our charity ambassador Dr Caroline Boyd, clinical psychologist and author of Mindful New Mum, to help bring her powerful course, MATERNAL RAGE – CHANGING THE DANCE OF ANGER WITH LOVED ONES, to more mums in need of help.
You don’t need to be experiencing full-blown rage to benefit. Many mums take the course simply to understand their emotions better and reconnect with themselves and those they love – in just six self-paced modules.
SAVE 33% ON THE FULL COURSE PRICE BEFORE FEBRUARY 13th 2026 WITH CODE: PANDAS100
AFFILIATE LINK — £50 from each sign-up supports our mental health services & goes back to PANDAS ❤️
To register please see the link in the first comment below.
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