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95. Be Angry and Do Not Sin… But What If I Do?- With Elizabeth Andreyevskiy
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- Jan 15, 2026
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Summary
Anger is one of those big PMDD symptoms that we don't love talking about. It feels uncontrollable, like you're being taken over by something. And then when it's all said and done, the shame and guilt are just as all-consuming. In this guest interview episode with Elizabeth Andreyevskiy, an anger coach for Christian moms, we dive deep into what is going on below the surface when it comes to anger, rage, extreme irritability. This episode might bring out the "oh, I've been there" in you, but more importantly, Elizabeth helps you walk to the feet of Jesus where grace and gentleness live. Remember: nothing can separate you from Christ's love: not even your anger. - Lauren Join the mentorship: https://stan.store/pmddwithlauren Get my fave spotify playlist when PMDD is loud: https://stan.store/pmddwithlauren ...... Elizabeth Andreyevskiy: Elizabeth is a mom of four, an anger management coach for Christian moms, and the voice behind the Emotionally Healthy Legacy podcast. With a deep passion for emotional wellness and mental health in motherhood, she helps stressed Christian moms break free from explosive anger and cultivate peace in their homes. Through her Calm Christian Mom Coaching Program, Elizabeth empowers women to respond with patience, calm, and regulate their emotions, by building a Christ-centered legacy of emotional health for the next generation.