Creatives Support Network

A Program Built by Creatives, for Creatives

For songwriters and artists, navigating success comes with its own set of challenges. This unique program, designed in collaboration with Ashley Gorley, Miles Adcox, and the Onsite Team, is tailored specifically for creatives in the music industry to focus on healing and growth. At Onsite, we offer a multi-day personalized intensive program that addresses your past, challenges, relationships, and most importantly, your future.

What to Expect From the Creatives Support Network

The Creatives Support Network offers a unique opportunity to reset and forge a healthier path forward. This program provides free mental wellness support, tailored specifically for the songwriting and creative community. Centered around two-day individual intensives—it delivers curated sessions designed to meet the unique needs of creatives. Led by seasoned professionals who understand the demands of the music industry, our program offers a personalized experience that includes:

  • Holistic Support: From exploring the underlying emotional experiences that shape your music to developing tools for future growth.

  • Tailored Sessions: Designed around your needs, goals, and creative journey.

  • Industry-Aware Staff: Our team is equipped to address the specific pressures and demands songwriters face.

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Motivational quote by Ashley Gorley: 'Success doesn't mean much if you're not okay. I want to help songwriters make time to care for themselves, because without that, we're not showing up fully in our work or lives.'
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It’s no secret that life in the music industry creates high levels of stress, anxiety, and burnout. Studies show that those in the creative sector are 3x more likely to face mental health challenges than the general population. According to MusiCares recent Wellness in Music Survey:

  • 47%  of musicians attribute financial insecurity to high levels of stress and anxiety

  • 53% note that their earnings have not stabilized post pandemic

  • 69% say they are not able to meet their financial needs comfortable through work in music alone

  • 8% of musicians reported having thoughts of suicide
    (higher than the national average of 5%)

Whether you are struggling to juggle everything coming at you or simply want to optimize life with renewed vision, meaning, and purpose, this program will help you disconnect in order to reconnect to what really matters.  

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Help Us Help Creatives Thrive

The Creatives Support Network operates on a “give when you can” model, where artists receive the support they need with an option to pay it forward later. This unique approach invites donations and partnerships from individuals, major labels, and organizations to provide resources and mentorship for songwriters who are the heartbeat of the industry.

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  • Knowing yourself more helps you write better songs, period.

    — Creatives Support Network Alumni

  • I’ve been at the intersection of Music and Mental Wellness for the better part of my career and have experienced firsthand the challenges and opportunities facing today’s creatives. Music is medicine, and the comfort, relief, support, and overall impact it provides globally to humanity is immeasurable. Our storytellers are a national treasure we should pour into and protect at all costs.

    — Miles Adcox, Onsite Chairman and Proprietor

  • I've done therapy for years, so I didn't think this was something I'd need. But being in this industry and having a program and people tuned to the specific stressors and needs of someone in my position was more needed than I realized. Having the space and permission to let myself feel was a huge step on my mental health journey.

    — Creatives Support Network Alumni

  • Having the opportunity to do this, at this specific time in my life has really helped me. I just had a baby and being a woman in the music business comes with a different kind of weight. This has helped me navigate my identity crisis and get me closer to connecting back with my creativity!

    — Creatives Support Network Alumni