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Mental Health Experts Urge Music Companies to Invest in Artist Well-Being for a Sustainable Industry

By

Jem Aswad

16h ago· 7 min readenOpinion

Summary

This guest post by Dr. Aprilia West, a licensed clinical psychologist and music industry veteran, advocates for music companies (labels, management, etc.) to take a more active and evolved role in supporting artists' mental health. Drawing on 20+ years of experience working with artists and creatives, the article argues that the industry has a responsibility to provide tools, treatment, and systemic support to address the longstanding mental health crisis among musicians, ultimately calling for investment in mental health as a pathway to a more sustainable music industry.

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The issue of mental health in the music industry, and the roles labels, management and other companies can play in helping to keep artists healthy, has been a point of contention for many years.
This guest post advocates strongly for a more involved and evolved role for the industry.
Dr. Aprilia West PsyD, MT, PCC is a licensed clinical psychologist, executive coach, trainer and author and a music industry veteran in private practice in Los Angeles.
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In this guest post, mental-health professionals call for music companies to take a bigger role in providing the tools and treatment needed for artists.

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