: Avoid making eye contact, using lewd gestures, or honking back at aggressive drivers.
: An individual describes living with unrecognized rage as a symptom of bipolar disorder, struggling for months to maintain a facade of being "okay" while feeling themselves "slipping beneath the undertow". Rage Attack
: A small accident in a church parking lot led to a request for insurance information. : Avoid making eye contact, using lewd gestures,
One powerful story involves three university students who found themselves targeted in a high-intensity road rage incident that began over a simple insurance request after a minor fender-bender. One powerful story involves three university students who
: The narrator emphasizes that treatment must be a team effort. For those supporting a loved one experiencing these attacks, the advice is clear: "Never stop trying to get them help. We need it. We need you". Practical Takeaways for De-escalation
An Unrecognized Symptom of Bipolar Disorder: Rage - ADAA.org