Musicians & Addiction: Research And Recovery Stories
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A compelling intersection of academic research and deeply personal narrative, Musicians & Addiction: Research And Recovery Stories presents a rigorous yet compassionate examination of substance use disorders within the music industry. Dr. Paul Saintilan draws on both empirical research and firsthand recovery accounts to illuminate the unique psychological, social, and occupational pressures that make musicians particularly vulnerable to addiction. The work argues that the culture of the music world — its irregular hours, performance anxiety, social environments, and financial instability — creates a distinct set of risk factors that demand targeted understanding and intervention. Written with both scholarly authority and human empathy, it chronicles the real-life journeys of musicians who have faced and overcome addiction, grounding the research in stories that are as inspiring as they are instructive. This essential resource speaks to music industry professionals, healthcare practitioners, and anyone seeking a nuanced, evidence-based perspective on addiction and recovery in creative communities.
Author: Dr Paul Saintilan
Format: Paperback
Published: 2020, Music Australia
Genre: Music
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
A compelling intersection of academic research and deeply personal narrative, Musicians & Addiction: Research And Recovery Stories presents a rigorous yet compassionate examination of substance use disorders within the music industry. Dr. Paul Saintilan draws on both empirical research and firsthand recovery accounts to illuminate the unique psychological, social, and occupational pressures that make musicians particularly vulnerable to addiction. The work argues that the culture of the music world — its irregular hours, performance anxiety, social environments, and financial instability — creates a distinct set of risk factors that demand targeted understanding and intervention. Written with both scholarly authority and human empathy, it chronicles the real-life journeys of musicians who have faced and overcome addiction, grounding the research in stories that are as inspiring as they are instructive. This essential resource speaks to music industry professionals, healthcare practitioners, and anyone seeking a nuanced, evidence-based perspective on addiction and recovery in creative communities.