Using Music & community
to help people
heal & flourish

Something Can Grow From All You Are Going Through

About Us

We create and implement initiatives to provide music-based treatment opportunities for those suffering with mental health issues.

We ourselves have experienced how music can help heal and transform, and plant seeds that have helped us recover and learn to live lives full of purpose.

Now it is our mission to share with those still suffering, the power of music to enhance and effect recovery.

WHAT WE DO

Our music-based initiatives are intended to give those who are still healing the confidence and self-assurance to continue on their path.

FINDING YOUR VOICE – Our pilot initiative

We’ve found that finding their voice can help someone find themselves. Through this initiative, we provide singing lessons to people who are new to their journey of recovery/self-improvement. Regular voice lessons can provide discipline and accountability, which leads to growth and confidence. 

Currently we provide up to 10 lessons to each candidate, recommended to us by our partner organizations.

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Our Team

Paula ROBERTSON

Being in long-term recovery from substance abuse and actively working a program of healing did not shield Paula Robertson from tragedy. After losing several family members to the disease of addiction, Paula realized she needed to find a reason to go on that did not include using painkillers to ease her suffering. In her search for a solution, she found joy—and, more importantly, purpose—in helping others overcome addiction. Her goal is to provide boots-on-the-ground support for those fighting the epidemic of substance abuse, as well as holistic methods for healing that give people in recovery confidence and hope.

Jam Alker

 

Jam Alker is a musician, public speaker, and recovery activist. When he was in treatment for his addiction, he rediscovered the power of music to heal and to connect people, culminating in the release of his first solo album, Sophrosyne. Since then, he has made it his mission to share the healing powers of music. As a public speaker, he shares his recovery perspective and his music to educate communities, high school and middle school students, recovery organizations, healthcare providers, and corporations, about the stigma of addiction and the hope of recovery. In 2019, he was invited to speak about addiction and recovery at both Google’s Palo Alto and Chicago headquarters. He also continues to use music to reach others still struggling.

Rachel Williams

 

Rachel Williams is a popular music style vocalist and voice teacher. She has been singing and studying music since childhood, and teaching since 2015. She earned her degree in Vocal Performance at Wayland University. She was selected to participate in LoVetri’s Faculty Development program. Rachel performed and presented on The Voice Foundation’s 2021 Symposium on the topic of “Vocal Cross-Training”, demonstrating proficiency in multiple styles and discussing the vocal function necessary to achieve those styles. She is a member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing. She enjoys working with beginner singers as much as she does working with higher level professionals. Rachel has sung in local professional bands since 2014 and has performed in film, theater, sketch comedy and commercials. She is a song-writer and composer. She teaches privately at rachelannewilliams.com. 

 

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