On 93.1 JAMZ Community and Culture Inside Out, DJ Fusion talked with Sarah, the owner of Crash Box Therapy, Fitchburg’s new destination for people who need a real, physical release. The concept is simple and powerful. You can book a session to safely smash glassware and select items, or step into a paint splatter room and let creativity do the heavy lifting.

Crash Box Therapy was created for the moments when life feels heavy and you need a place to put that energy. Sarah comes from a wellness background through her other business, Earthly Temptations, where she offers sound baths, meditation, and relaxation experiences. After sessions, clients kept saying the same thing. They felt calm, but they still needed a place to smash something. That request sparked the idea, and Sarah found a gap in the Madison area. There was no dedicated smash space here, so she built one.

Crash Box Therapy is designed around safety and structure. Guests get suited up with protective gear including a painter suit, helmet, and eye protection. Everyone signs a waiver, then learns safe swinging and throwing methods before starting. It keeps the experience fun, purposeful, and controlled.

The business also solves a big problem. People do break things when they are stressed, but it usually happens in the wrong place at the wrong time, with big consequences. Crash Box Therapy creates a safer alternative where the release is intentional and the environment is built for it.

Not everyone wants to break things, which is why the paint therapy room exists. The paint splatter room is open to ages eight and up and can fit up to seven people, making it a strong option for family fun, birthday parties, and group celebrations.

For the smashing experience, the age limit starts at 15 and up. Appointments are required, not walk ins, because each session needs to be prepared with the right items and safety setup.

Crash Box Therapy is located at 319 West Beltline Highway in Fitchburg, right off the Beltline near Easy Pawn and Pitcher’s Pub. It is accessible for entry with wide doors and a ramp, and the team is ready to help clients as needed.

They also host special events that bring different audiences into the space, including work stress nights, ladies focused nights, and smash plus sound bath sessions that combine physical release with a calming wind down. Looking ahead, they plan to expand events, increase corporate bookings, and introduce glow in the dark paint options for the paint therapy room.

Crash Box Therapy is also looking for donations, especially glassware and breakable items people do not want to resell. They accept small electronics and appliances too, but do not take laptops or computers because batteries can be hazardous when smashed. Donation pickup times are available Sundays and Mondays by emailing info@crashboxtherapy.com.

To book your session, visit CrashBoxTherapy.com. For questions, you can email info@crashboxtherapy.com or call 608 285 5059.

If you are searching for a rage room near Madison, stress relief in Fitchburg, a paint splatter room in Wisconsin, or a unique wellness experience that actually matches real life stress, Crash Box Therapy is worth checking out.