Resources
Find your way to other organizations and websites dedicated to promoting well-being within the music community.
MusiCares provides critical health and welfare services to the music community, offering support in mental health and addiction recovery, health services, and basic living expenses during times of hardship. Founded by the Recording Academy in 1989, MusiCares has impacted over 200,000 people and distributed over $100 Million with its programs and services.
The American Federation of Musicians (AFM) advocates for the rights and interests of professional musicians, providing contract negotiation, legal assistance, and pension benefits. AFM works to ensure fair treatment, equitable pay, and improved working conditions for musicians across North America.
The Musicians' Union supports working musicians in the UK with a range of services, including legal advice, career development resources, and mental health support. They advocate for fair treatment and working conditions, ensuring that musicians' rights and well-being are protected.
Backline is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing mental health and wellness resources for music industry professionals. They offer personalized case management, support groups, and partnerships with wellness providers to address the unique challenges faced by musicians. Their mission is to create a supportive community and promote mental health awareness within the music industry.
Dissonant Dialogues is a podcast hosted by Claire Barber and Emily Zwijack that tackles topics at intersections of music, mental health, and personal growth. Claire and Emily share their own experiences and insights, creating a relatable and supportive space for listeners to engage with complex topics. Whether you are a musician, mental health advocate, or simply a lover of meaningful dialogue, "Dissonant Dialogues" offers thought-provoking insight that resonates on many levels.