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Music Industry Mental Health Resource Hub
Mental health belongs in your setlist. Here you’ll find free resources, practical tools, and information created for musicians, performers, crew, producers, and creative professionals. Explore what fits your situation, whether you’re on the road, at home, in the studio, or trying to figure out what comes next.
Free Mental Health Resources for Musicians
These resources cover some of the issues that come up most often in music life, from anxiety and depression to touring, relationships, recovery, and everyday life.
Depression Help for Musicians
Understanding depression and finding ways to move through it.
Explore resource →Depression Coping Strategies
Practical strategies for managing depression in everyday music life.
Explore resource →Depression Resources
Additional tools and support for musicians dealing with depression.
Explore resource →Lifestyle Changes for Depression
Small changes that can support mental health alongside treatment.
Explore resource →Handling Anxiety in the Music Industry
Tools for managing anxiety when music is part of your daily life.
Explore resource →Anxiety and Mental Health
Understanding anxiety and finding practical ways to manage it.
Explore resource →Performance Anxiety
Support for anxiety before and during performances.
Explore resource →Social Anxiety in the Music Industry
Support for networking, social situations, collaboration, and being seen.
Explore resource →Self-Care for Musicians
Real-world self-care strategies that fit around music life.
Explore resource →Everyday Life for Musicians
Mental health and wellness for the parts of life that happen offstage.
Explore resource →Mental Health for Studio Professionals
Support for producers, engineers, studio staff, and other behind-the-scenes professionals.
Explore resource →Sleep for Musicians
Practical ideas for getting better sleep around music’s unpredictable schedule.
Explore resource →When Music Affects Everything Else
Music does not stay neatly inside the rehearsal room. These resources look at the relationships, family life, money, grief, conflict, health, and safety issues that can come with it.
Band Conflict and Communication
Practical ways to handle creative differences, communication problems, resentment, and recurring band fights.
Explore resource →Healthy Relationships in the Music Industry
Boundaries, communication, connection, and relationships around music life.
Explore resource →Musicians and Home Life
Reconnecting at home and making space for relationships when music pulls you away.
Explore resource →Musician Home Life
Support for balancing music work with life at home.
Explore resource →Parenting on Tour and From the Road
Ideas for staying connected with children and family while working away from home.
Explore resource →Staying Rooted on the Road
Ways to maintain strong family connections while traveling for music.
Explore resource →Money in the Music Industry
Resources for navigating the financial side of music work.
Explore resource →Grief and Loss
Support for navigating personal and professional loss in the music world.
Explore resource →Chronic Illness and Mental Health
The emotional and practical realities of making music while living with chronic illness, unpredictable symptoms, or a body that needs different limits.
Explore resource →Domestic Violence and the Music Industry
Understanding abuse, power and control, safety planning, and getting support when relationships and music communities overlap.
Explore resource →Life on the Road
Touring can change sleep, routines, relationships, substance use, stress, and access to support. These resources are built around those realities.
Substance Use and Recovery in the Music Industry
Music culture can create unique pressures around alcohol and other substances. This resource covers warning signs, recovery options, harm reduction, and ways to protect recovery while staying connected to music.
Substance Use and Recovery
Explore recovery options, practical strategies, assessment tools, and harm-reduction resources.
Explore resource →Crisis Resources for Music Industry Professionals
Panic-busting tools, crisis lines, and immediate support resources.
Explore resource →If you are not safe right now
Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. For mental health crisis support in the United States, call or text 988.
Therapy and Mental Health Support
If you are looking for something beyond a self-guided resource, these pages explain therapy options and what support can look like for musicians and music industry professionals.
Therapy Options for Musicians
Understand different ways musicians and music professionals can find mental health support.
Explore resource →Anxiety Therapy
Learn about anxiety therapy for musicians and music industry professionals in Colorado.
Explore therapy page →Depression Therapy
Learn about depression therapy for musicians and creatives in Colorado.
Explore therapy page →Burnout Therapy
Support for musicians and creatives dealing with burnout and chronic stress.
Explore therapy page →Performance Anxiety Therapy
Therapy for musicians and performers dealing with performance anxiety.
Explore therapy page →Online Therapy
Online mental health therapy for musicians and creatives anywhere in Colorado.
Explore therapy page →More Support for the Music Industry
These organizations provide support beyond the resources created by Musician Therapy Studio. Services, eligibility, and availability vary by organization.
Want Support That Understands Your World?
If you have looked through the resources and want more individualized support, Musician Therapy Studio provides mental health therapy for musicians, music industry professionals, and creatives in Colorado.
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