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SCREAMING THERAPY: DOES IT REDUCE STRESS?

f the pressures of modern life are making you feel like you'd love nothing more than to scream your heart out into the void, you're not alone. Sensing the Zeitgeist, in 2020 the launched their Primal Scream Line with the offer to “scream after the beep”. More recently, in September 2022, the Screamatorium experience came to London's Leadenhall Market, offering visitors the chance “to really let it out with a big old scream into a decibel meter”. In a similar vein, you might have noticed

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