芝加哥尖叫俱乐部由伉俪Emanuel Hernandez和Elena Soboleva去年创办，每周日在芝加哥林肯公园附近的North Avenue Beach集聚参与者进行集体尖叫活动1。该俱乐部的参与规模迅速扩大，第六周时已吸引最多300人参加1。参与者将想要释放的事项写在可生物降解纸张上投入水中，随后进行集体尖叫，以此作为舒缓压力的方式1。
这一活动源于Hernandez和Soboleva的一次争执后的即兴尝试1。现年41岁的Hernandez从事呼吸工作、男性教练和健身教练工作；现年36岁的Soboleva是女性企业的品牌咨询顾问，2011年从俄罗斯移居美国1。该活动已扩展至美国多个城市，包括奥斯汀、凤凰城和华盛顿特区，参与者来自各个年龄和背景的人群1。
A unique wellness initiative has taken root in Chicago, where couple Emanuel Hernandez and Elena Soboleva established a scream club that draws hundreds of participants seeking emotional release 1. The couple, aged 41 and 36 respectively, founded the organization after an impromptu screaming session following a personal dispute prompted them to explore the therapeutic potential of vocal catharsis 1. What began as an experimental practice has evolved into a weekly gathering at North Avenue Beach near Lincoln Park, attracting up to 300 participants by its sixth week of operation 1.
The scream club operates with a structured approach to emotional processing. Participants write down what they wish to release on biodegradable paper, dispose of it in Lake Michigan, and then engage in collective screaming as a form of stress discharge 1. Hernandez, who works as a breathwork practitioner, men's coach, and fitness coach, and Soboleva, a branding consultant for women-owned businesses who immigrated from Russia in 2011, have expanded their initiative beyond Chicago 1. The movement has spread to multiple American cities including Austin, Phoenix, and Washington, D.C., attracting individuals across various age groups and backgrounds 1.
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