Jodi was on a Panel at The NAMM Show January 25, 2024
January 16, 2024 by Jodi Milstein
Filed under Addiction, Awareness, Band Dynamics, Band Therapy, Events, Health, Living well, Mental Health, Mental Health in the Music Industry, Music, Musician, Self Harm, Self Injury, Singer, Uncategorized, Voice
Healthy Touring – Maintaining a Healthy Headspace on the Road I participated on this valuable panel at NAMM Show Thursday, January 25, 2024. I proudly represented Music Industry Therapist Collective […]
Touring and Mental Health: The Music Industry Manual
February 28, 2023 by Jodi Milstein
Filed under Addiction, Awareness, Band Dynamics, Band Therapy, Health, Living well, Mental Health, Mental Health in the Music Industry, Music, Musician, Self Harm, Self Injury, Singer, Uncategorized, Voice
EXCITING NEWS!! Released March 23, 2023 in the US and UK through Omnibus Press and supported by Live Nation! 80 interviews, 30 chapters totaling 620 pages Touring and Mental Health: […]
Jodi Participated at ILMC in London 2023
February 28, 2023 by Jodi Milstein
Filed under Addiction, Awareness, Band Dynamics, Band Therapy, Health, Living well, Mental Health, Mental Health in the Music Industry, Music, Musician, Singer
I thoroughly enjoyed participating at the International Live Music Conference (ILMC 35) London February 27-March 3, 2023. I joined colleagues with The Music Industry Therapists Collective (MITC) and presented at […]
Helping the Music Industry Cope – Billboard Magazine Article
September 6, 2017 by Jodi Milstein
Filed under Awareness, Band Dynamics, Band Therapy, Health, Living well, Music, Musician, Singer, Voice
Billboard Magazine’s Hannah Karp interviewed me for a very cool music industry piece in the publication’s News section, “From The Desk Of”. This article appeared on Billboard.com and as a […]
Touring Is Hard and Band Therapists Are Here to Help – VICE Interview
April 26, 2017 by Jodi Milstein
Filed under Addiction, Awareness, Band Dynamics, Band Therapy, Health, Living well, Music, Musician, Singer, Voice
I am proud of the work I do with artists, musicians and bands and how I’ve been able to blend my previous career as a music industry executive with my […]
MusiCares® Talks with Bob Forrest – Why Drug and Alcohol Addiction Intervention Fail
February 10, 2015 by Jodi Milstein
Filed under Addiction, Awareness, Band Dynamics, Health, Music, Musician, Singer
MusiCares® Talks with Bob Forrest – Why Drug and Alcohol Addiction Intervention Fail It’s very hard to get through to artists when they are engrossed in addiction. Addictions Interventions don’t […]
MusiCaresFoundation® Talks to Slash about Addiction
February 8, 2015 by Jodi Milstein
Filed under Addiction, Awareness, Band Dynamics, Health, Living well, Music, Musician
MusiCaresFoundation® Talks to Slash about Addiction MusiCares® talks to Slash about coming to terms with his addiction to drugs and alcohol. Struggling with different types of addiction, Slash broke through […]
Band Dynamics – 14 Rules for Being a Good Bandmate
February 7, 2015 by Jodi Milstein
Filed under Band Dynamics, Music, Musician, Singer
A band is simultaneously a friendship, a collaborative partnership and a business. Although it might be less personal and intimate than a romantic relationship, it is quite possibly more complicated. […]
Lady Antebellum on Group Therapy: ‘Any Band Needs It’
October 13, 2011 by Jodi Milstein
Filed under Band Dynamics, Musician, Singer
Disclosure from Jodi Milstein: Although I have not worked with Lady Antebellum, I would like to share this interview from extra where members of Lady Antebellum discuss how their band […]
Addiction Captures Amy Winehouse
Addiction captured another talented artist today, Amy Winehouse. The death of a young artist with so much potential for a bright future is heartbreaking. However, how do you help someone who […]
As a Clinical Member of California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT), Jodi Milstein, LMFT meets and exceeds the professional and ethical standards as set forth by her peers and professional licensing board.