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Jazz Talk - The Mental Health of Working Jazz Musicians

The Mental Health of Working Jazz Musicians

07/26/23 • 54 min

Jazz Talk
People who work in music experience much higher rates of depression, anxiety and addiction than the general Australian population. But why is this the case and how can the jazz community work together to change the narrative? Presented in partnership with Support Act, hear from mental health experts and artists as they unpack the state of jazz musicians mental health in 2022. Facilitated by Sosefina Fuamoli. Featuring Carly Dober, Kush Abadey, and Holly Norman.

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People who work in music experience much higher rates of depression, anxiety and addiction than the general Australian population. But why is this the case and how can the jazz community work together to change the narrative? Presented in partnership with Support Act, hear from mental health experts and artists as they unpack the state of jazz musicians mental health in 2022. Facilitated by Sosefina Fuamoli. Featuring Carly Dober, Kush Abadey, and Holly Norman.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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