Unconditional, the anger you perceive is based on a realistic view of this sort of pseudo spiritual gibberish getting in the way of real help and relief for victims. There was not one practical suggestion in that video. The whole thing was defining terms and non specific ones at that. Promoting such crap encourages self therapy which, in this case, is another form of abuse as far as I am concerned. He gives nothing practical and says nothing useful. A therapist can listen and adjust their counsel to fit the patient's need. If you were to actually deal with this situation, and I cannot say if you have, you would understand the damage that cannot be healed by pop/spiritual psychology.
Listen to this sage, clear as mud: