The Outrage Cure

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From an award-winning physician, health innovator, and former head of the Canadian Medical Association comes a groundbreaking exploration of how anger and a sense of betrayal deepen into outrage when we lose hope that change is possible—and a guide to finding our way back, individually and together. If you've found your way to this book, you may be troubled by the rising tension in the world around you. Perhaps you've been carrying a frustration that defies explanation, or you've watched someone close to you slowly slip into anger. Conversations that were once easy are now strained or distant. You may feel as if you're walking on eggshells—or notice that others are on edge when they're around you. You might not have the words for what you're experiencing, but you know that something essential has been lost. Like trust. Even hope. If any of this feels familiar, you're not alone. And you're not wrong for feeling it. The Outrage Cure draws on