How to release anger?
Healthy anger release involves both physical and emotional discharge. Physically: intense exercise, walking, or screaming somewhere private. Emotionally: expressive writing, direct but calm communication of needs, creative expression. What helps most long-term is understanding what the anger is protecting — the hurt or fear beneath it. Lovon offers a private, non-judgmental space to express anger and begin the process of understanding what it is really about.
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