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“We wanted to talk about how there was a healthy aspect to it for him … that he needed to get it out … and that this was something that was cathartic for him,” adds Corrado.

"The project has been a really cathartic experience - I've met so many other women who have gone through the same thing and understand exactly where I'm coming from so it has helped me immensely."

“Soul music is releasing a demon that turns into a beautiful, cathartic exercise,” he says.

She does her best Janis Joplin, belting out lyrics about waking up each morning and greeting the day — perhaps by getting high, perhaps by cathartic yells — and tries to find equilibrium.

The resident librarian takes Corby under her wing, and invites him to put his artist skills to work by painting a mural, which proves cathartic.