Beth But now, a new trend called rage bait is spreading across social media. Rage bait is online content designed to make you angry or outraged. In this programme, we’ll explore the trend of ...

A therapeutic exercise called RageHER is giving women and nonbinary people the space to channel their rage. Why it matters: ...

Become present in your body. Start to breathe into the feeling. Give it your undivided attention. This is where your feelings ...

Right again! OK, let’s recap the vocabulary we’ve learned in the programme, starting with rage bait, social media content designed to provoke anger, thereby encouraging people to engage with it.

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Below, fitness and psychology experts explain why working out your rage works, and how to make the most of your anger-fuelled sweat sessions. 'Anger and rage are actually really healthy emotions ...

“Anger and rage are actually really healthy emotions to experience, and we shouldn’t suppress them,” says Anhalt. By actually using the adrenaline and cortisol your body releases when ...