
Reframing Anger Summit Presentation
Beyond Blame: Transforming Hurt into Healing
October 1, 2026 - October 30, 2026
About the Presentation
Beyond Blame: Transforming Hurt into Healing
Blame is anger with nowhere useful to go. We point outward, replay the conversation, build the case. Meanwhile the hesitation, the overthinking, the conversation we keep not having, all of it quietly runs our relationships, our health, and our business.
Anger isn't the problem. Anger is information. It shows up to tell us a boundary got crossed or a need went unmet, and when we blame instead of listen, we hand the message away to whoever hurt us.
Elizabeth Edwards walks you through the practice at the heart of her work, I Think. I Feel. I Need. You will learn how to separate the story from the emotion, hear what your anger is actually reporting, and name the need underneath it so you can move from reaction into aligned action. She will show you how the Power Practices make this a daily habit instead of a good idea.
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About Elizabeth Edwards
About Elizabeth
Elizabeth Edwards is a Personal Mastery Coach, singer-songwriter, and recognized thought leader in the recovery movement with over 39 years of long-term recovery. She is the founder of Giving Voice to Recovery, host of its podcast, and serves on the National Board of Directors for Faces & Voices of Recovery.
Elizabeth helps people who struggle with codependency find their voice, own their time, and reclaim their life. She is the creator of the Power Practice & Purpose Method, a daily practice that helps people stop abandoning themselves and build clear boundaries, self-trust, and lasting confidence.
Her work is rooted in lived experience. Over nearly four decades of recovery, she has built a mission-driven company, released original music, spoken on national stages, and guided others through real life change. Through her coaching, teaching, and music, she helps people move from reactivity and overwhelm into clarity, steadiness, and purposeful action.
