How I Know Your Mom Triggers TF Out of You
In this episode, I get into why knowing your mom triggers tf out of you also tells me the many other symptoms you might be experiencing from being externally anchored.

Previously called The Shift. Same show, same feed, new name.
For people who feel stuck even after trying to heal, regulate, forgive or fix themselves. Short episodes on resentment, boundaries, people-pleasing and the reason you never fully feel okay: your safety is anchored outside of you.
In this episode, I get into why knowing your mom triggers tf out of you also tells me the many other symptoms you might be experiencing from being externally anchored.
In this episode, I get into why knowing your mom triggers tf out of you also tells me the many other symptoms you might be experiencing from being externally anchored.
Replaying what they did used to feel like relief to me. I get into why that loop is so sticky and what finally let me step out of it.
The story of how I became internally anchored, a practice you can try today and a peek inside The Liberation Portal.
When one of your anchors starts to wobble, that’s when the overthinking, people-pleasing and resentment kick in. I walk through why.
Resentment starts the moment someone else becomes responsible for whether you feel okay. Let’s talk about what to do with that.
You can understand exactly why someone hurt you and still be stuck on them. This is where I introduce the ladder of external regulation.
Boundaries, inner child work and spirituality can all keep you tied to the people who hurt you. I’ve been there.
A gut check on how much of your safety still lives outside you, and what the spectrum of external anchoring looks like.
Your body is using resentment to feel steady. I explain what has to shift before your body can let it go.
Boundaries can change what happens around you and leave everything inside you exactly the same. Here’s the piece I think is missing.
Unbothered is what’s left when you stop chasing reassurance and relief from everyone around you.
What if the anxiety and overwhelm are about capacity? I talk about over-functioning, under-feeling and what changed for me.
Relationships, healing culture and social media all train us to look outside ourselves. Once you see it, you see it everywhere.
If someone takes up half your thoughts, there’s a reason. You’re still checking them to find out whether you’re okay.
Feeling stuck comes from having your safety anchored outside you. Here’s why taking it back is what finally loosens resentment.
You’ve done the work and still feel stuck. I explain how you can end up anchored to the problem itself.
Why it’s so hard to feel unbothered by someone you’ve clearly outgrown.
What your reactions are actually responding to, and why knowing your patterns hasn’t changed them.
When your safety is tied to other people’s approval, you keep reacting, no matter how much healing you’ve done.
You’ve set the boundaries and you understand the history, and your mom can still set you off. Let’s look at why.
Their opinion sticks because some of your safety might still be anchored in them.
Inner child work helped me understand the wound. It didn’t pull out the anchors I’d left in old memories.
Four words, and my mind used to go straight into overdrive. Here’s what’s happening when it happens to you.
I look at bad habits as ways we regulate ourselves, and why shaming yourself out of them backfires.
We all start out internally anchored. I talk about how we end up outsourcing our safety and self-trust.
Someone’s mood or distance usually says more about what’s going on with them than about anything you did.
My own story with deep resentment, and why the usual healing tools never fully cleared it.
For anyone who’s tired of trying to heal or fix themselves and still feels stuck. Welcome.
The Liberation Portal walks you through the whole Re-Anchored Method™ in nine sessions plus a bonus.