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Music to Our Ears—Life-Saving Mental Health Services for the Music Industry

Wednesday 8th June 2016

Discover how the Sims Foundation offers affordable mental health services to musicians and their families on 'Spirit of Recovery' with Jennifer Vocelka.
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Supporting Musicians: The Sims Foundation's Mental Health Lifeline

The Sims Foundation saved my life, and we hear that so often, that the services that we provide are life-saving services and that people wouldn't be continuing to be able to do their art or continue to be here if they hadn't made that initial phone call, reached out for help.
Imagine the pressures of being a musician—constant public scrutiny, unpredictable income, and the relentless demand for creative brilliance. It's a tough gig, and for many, it takes a toll on their mental health. In this episode of 'Spirit of Recovery', hosts Rev. Dan Beckett and Rev. Michelle Vargas sit down with Jennifer Vocelka, assistant clinical director of the Sims Foundation, to discuss how this unique organization offers a lifeline to musicians in need.
The Sims Foundation was born from tragedy in 1995 when a young Austin musician succumbed to depression. In response, his father and friends rallied the local music community to create a support system that has since become a beacon of hope. Jennifer shares heartwarming stories and vital information about how the foundation provides affordable mental health services to musicians and their families. From band therapy to breaking mental health stigmas, the conversation covers it all.
Jennifer's insights highlight the importance of community support and spirituality in recovery, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of mental health and creativity.
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