MUSIC SAVED ME

“From Performing to Healing with Dr. Tasha Golden

Welcome! So glad you caught this episode of the Music Saved Me podcast.
Below are 4 FREE resources I’ve gathered just for listeners… & a few ways to work with me.

Arts and Health Ebook

Arts on Prescription Field Guide

  • Want to learn more about Arts on Prescription? The Field Guide is free, and can be downloaded here

In Psychology Today: “The Art of Refusal”

FREE: “Artist Wellbeing” RESOURCE

  • I designed this resource to help artists quickly assess their depletion levels… and find new ways to support their wellbeing. Grab it here, and/or share it with someone who needs it.

⬇️ See below for a few ways to work with me; I’d love to connect.⬇️

Work with Me:

BOOK a Keynote or Workshop

My virtual and in-person talks have helped audiences around the world get more creative about who they are, what they do, and where they can go next. [ SXSW, US Conf. of Mayors, POLITICO, CogX, corporate events, etc. ]
Attendees describe the presentations as “riveting,” “compelling,” “downright beautiful.”
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get Consulting, ADVISORY SUPPORT, or 1:1 coaching

I work with individuals & orgs across the globe — leveraging the science of creativity help them question assumptions, reimagine their work, and move bold ideas into action.
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!! MUSIC SAVED ME LISTENERS:

I’m opening up a few 1:1 coaching slots in fall/spring 25-26. Seeking transformation? Hit burnout? Need creative, science-backed guidance? Reach out here. (Be sure to mention “Music Saved Me”)

book a training

“How We Human” is my signature training in mental health & trauma-informed practice.

Rooted in research and offered to creative orgs/teams, this virtual training is and inspired in part by my own experience with depression and burnout… including what I wish I’d learned earlier.

Build clarity and confidence, get practical tools, and boost wellbeing and creativity for your group:
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“Our stories are not done until we are.”

TASHA GOLDEN, PHD

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ABOUT TASHA GOLDEN, PhD

I’m an international speaker and consultant, former singer/songwriter, and behavioral scientist. I help leaders and organizations apply the science of Creativity x Wellbeing to grow their impact and ignite positive change.