RAGEher Chicago: For Therapists, Coaches, & Healers

An embodiment experience for therapists, coaches & healing practitioners to move, scream, sob, and shake.

We have a discount for practitioners who are interested in having a reciprocal relationship with RAGEher ~ Reach out to Krissie at krissie@askhuh.com to join our growing community of practitioners!

You hold space for so many.

This time, we’re holding it for you.

Join us in Chicago for a powerful RAGEher experience designed specifically for therapists, coaches, and healing practitioners—those who spend their lives holding space for others.

RAGEher is a movement where women reclaim their anger as a source of aliveness, clarity, and connection. Rooted in neuroscience, somatic experiencing, and emotional regulation techniques, RAGEher has been shaped by over 500+ women (ages 18–78), along with input from coaches, therapists, and facilitators who continue to help evolve this work.

This Experience Is For You If:

• You hold space for others and rarely get a chance to be held yourself
• You’re longing for an embodied, expressive, connected way to process your own emotions
• You want to be part of a growing movement that’s changing the way we relate to anger—individually and collectively
• You’re curious about becoming a Rage Doula or facilitator for future RAGEher events

What to Expect

• A full 2-hour RAGEher experience guided by our team
• Connection with other mission-aligned, heart-centered women in your field who get it
• 30 minutes of post-event discussion about how to get involved with RAGEher going forward
• The Afterburn: an hour-long virtual integration session

You don’t have to perform. You don’t have to hold. You get to be held.

What Healing Practitioners Have Said

“I’ve been a therapist for over a decade, and this is the first time I’ve gotten what it means to integrate my anger. That it’s intention and action and my life force.”

“I came here wanting to release anger. I didn’t expect to be sobbing in the arms of a stranger (Rage Doula). It felt strange and also so good, especially given how much space I hold for my clients.”