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Rage Retreats Explode In Popularity
A smashing good time // GIF by Kate Walker
Rage retreats — day-long getaways where people can let out their anger — are booming in popularity around the world.
Why It Hits: Rage rooms have already taken off in recent years, but it seems like plenty of people need a bigger release. Maybe getting angry together is a cathartic new way to build community.
Between The Smashes: For your next trip, smashing things and organized screaming may just be on the itinerary, per Bloomberg.
RAGEher hosts 50-person retreats in major cities like Chicago, Atlanta, San Diego, and London that regularly sell out.
Rage Ritual, hosted by Mia Balducci, organizes six-day retreats that go for $4,000 a trip.
Holy Rage Retreats offer $600 half-day experiences that focus on catering to women.
Paramount Times Square in NYC offers a Detox and Destroy package that includes time at a local rage room.
Final Yell: Raging has been around since the days of ancient Greece, when women would head into the mountains together for communal rituals filled with dancing, shouting, and revelry. There are actually a lot of psychological benefits to releasing anger in a controlled environment (and a lot of not-so-great examples, i.e., The Purge). And while no psychologist sees rage retreats as a catch-all alternative to digging deeper into why you’re so angry, there are probably enough triggers in daily life (see: basically every headline) to warrant people needing to blow off some steam.
Next Release: “Luxury raging” is surely on the horizon. Expect breaking things to get very, very expensive.
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