Concert and Event Anxiety

Closed group for 6 weeks

As a music lover myself, I value so much the magic that is in live shows. I also understand the struggles of being in a crowd, experiencing panic attacks in an unfamiliar environment, or feeling triggered by painful memories during something I enjoy so much. The purpose of this group is to create a safe environment for music lovers to connect, process anxieties and fears around going to events (whether it’s with company or alone), and to learn skills that will not only increase regulation in times of distress but re-integrate joy and fulfillment into the environment of live shows (or other events). Creative expression is an important value that deserves to be explored and nourished within us!

Who 

  • Adults (18+) 

  • Music lovers struggling to engage in concerts/ event spaces due to... 

  • General anxiety 

  • Social anxiety 

  • COVID-related anxiety 

  • Overstimulation 

  • Exposure to drugs/ alcohol (in early recovery) 

  • Emotion regulation 

  • Trauma triggers 

  

What 

  • A safe space to process any triggers and activation points related to live events and being in crowds

  • Connection and community with a shared value of music and expressive arts

  • Psychoeducation on nervous system regulation, identifying personal triggers, and developing steps to effectively manage emotional responses 

  • Practice of skill, grounding, and cregulation

  • Development of personal Concert Toolkit and Plan that includes all of the above and more to prepare you for any potential upcoming events

Thursdays

Starting Jan 7th through Feb 11th

From 3-4pm

V I R T U A L

How to join here

link here

Led by Inglis Towe (she/her) I operate with an attachment and trauma-informed lens while also utilizing Person-Centered Therapy and Internal Family Systems to explore the roles we play in our dynamics and systems, to better understand and accept the emotions that may come up, and to practice being in the “here and now”. I believe in the importance of community and connection in recovery and healing. Some of the most empowering work can come from getting curious about our personal experiences and reclaiming autonomy to rewrite our own narratives and better align with our values..