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Road rage therapists take @#$&* out of driving
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September 3, 1999
Web posted at: 5:02 p.m. EDT (2102 GMT)
New York (CNN) -- Want to know the best way to fight back against those crazy drivers who cut you off or ride right behind your back bumper? How about being hypnotized or responding with empathy?
One in four Americans is considered an aggressive driver. But a growing number are seeking professional help.
Correspondent Deborah Feyerick hits the street with some highway healers, who say the best way to win the road rage game is to refuse to play.
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